LEGISLATIVE
SENATE
ALLEN T. TREADWAY,
President.
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TREADWAY, ALLEN T., Berkshire-
Hampshire-Hampden, Rep., Stockbridge.
Born there Sept. 16, 1867; public schools,
Amherst college 1886. Hotel business;
proprietor of the famous Red Lion Inn
of Stockbridge and Heaton Hall in the
same town. House 1904, committee on
ways and means; Senate 1908, committees
on labor, agriculture, bills in third reading
and taxation (chairman), unanimous choice
of the Republican caucus and of the Senate
for president in 1909; nominated by both
Republicans and Democrats for Senate of
1910; for many years chairman of the Re-
publican town committee of Stockbridge.
Vice-president Stockbridge library, presi-
dent Stockbridge Lighting Company, trus-
tee Lee Savings Bank. Masons, 32d de-
gree. Knight Templars, past district deputy
grand master of the 15th district.
2J
ABBOTT, GIDEON B., 9th Suffolk, Rep.,
Boston. Born there May 4, 1874; public
schools, Harvard. Manufacturers' agent.
Masons. Common council three years;
House 1906-'07, committee on street rail-
ways. Senate 1908-'09, fisheries and game
(chairman), harbors and public lands,
street railways, counties (chairman), pub-
lic lighting.
'10, street railways (ch.), public lighting,
election laws.
22
BENNETT, FRANK P., JR., 7th Middle-
sex, Rep., Saugus. Born Palmero, Me., 1878;
public schools, Harvard, 1900. Publisher,
vice-pres. and director Frank P. Bennett &
Co., Inc., treas. and director Oaklandvale
Farm, Inc. Member 2d Corps Cadets. House
1905-'06, committees on ways and means,
agriculture (clerk).
Senate '10, committees on counties (ch.),
street railways, ways and means.
23
BLANCHARD, CHARLES V., 3d Middle-
sex, Rep., Somerville. Born Cambridge Feb.
2, 1866; public schools, commercial college.
Financial manager. Masons, I. O. O. F., K. P.,
Legion of Honor, board of trade. Republican
city committee; House 1906-'07-'08-'09, com-
mittees on printing, rules (clerk), public
lighting (clerk), taxation, recess committee
on taxation '06, taxation commission '07,
public charitable institutions (chairman).
Senate '10, committees on prisons (ch.),
public lighting, railroads.
24
BRAY, CLIFFORD B., 2d Essex, Rep.,
Beverly. Born, Turner, Me., Jan. 5, 1857;
public schools. Shoe manufacturer. Repub-
lican and Union clubs of Beverly, Essex club,
Masons 32d degree. Republican town and
city committee since 1884 (chairman '08) ;
Board of aldermen 1897 ; Senate '09, com-
mittees on libraries (chairman), mercantile
affairs, printing (chairman), state house.
'10, harbors and lands (ch.), public light-
ing, libraries.
25
BUNTING, GEORGE, Sth Essex, Rep., Me-
tlmen. Born Lawrence, August 31, 1868, pub-
lic schools. Clerk. House 1907-'08, commit-
tees on taxation, pay roll; Senate '09, com-
mittees on drainage (chairman), engrossed
bills, taxation, towns.
'10, towns (ch.), counties, taxation.
26
BURNHAM, LEWIS, 1st Suffolk, Rep.,
Boston. Born Essex, April 23, 1844; public
schools. Coal business. President Suffolk
Coal Co., director Columbia Trust Co.^
trustee Sumner Savings Bank; Masons,.
G. A. R.; Common Council 1889-90; House
'92-'93, committees on prisons, election laws
(chairman); Senate 1909, cities, education^
parishes and religious societies (chairman)^
state house (chairman).
'10, cities (ch.), drainage, eng. bills.
27
BUTLER, JOHN J., 7th Suffolk, Dem..
Boston. Born Ireland, June 7, 1865; national
schools. Cardriver, station master, collector.
K. C, A. O. H. House 1904-'05-'06, com-
mittees on relations between employers and
employees, constitutional amendments, li-
braries, liquor law; Senate 1908-'09, en-
grossed bills, liquor law, metropolitan af-
fairs, constitutional amendments, parishes
and religious societies, public service, state
house, public charitable institutions.
'10, met. affairs, public service, libraries.
28
CROSBY, J. HOWELL, Gth Middlesex,
Rep., Arlington. Born Belmont, Dec. 30,
1867; public schools. Market gardener.
Boston Market Gardeners' Association, Mid-
dlesex Club. School committee, selectman;
House 1899-1900-'01-'02, committees on bank
and banking, taxation, ways and means
(clerk), public service; Senate '09, commit-
tees on agriculture, metropolitan affairs
(chairman), ways and means.
'10, ways and means (ch.), met. affairs
(ch.), bills 3d reading.
29
DENNY, DANIEL E., 2nd Worcester,
Rep., Worcester. Born there July 14, 1845;
Worcester academy. Real estate and insur-
ance. Common council two years (presi-
dent one year); House 1906-'07-'08-'09, com-
mittees on cities, military affairs (chairman).
Knights Templar, Knights of Pythias,
G A. R.
Senate '10, committees on military affairs
(ch.), cities, insurance.
30
DOYLE, JAMES H., 4th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there June 17, 1867; public
schools. Liquor dealer. House 1893-'94, com-
mittees on leave of absence, drainage, public
service; Ward 12 Democratic committee
(chairman eight years); board of aldermen
1899, 1900-'01-'02-'03-'04 (chairman 1901-'02-
'03-'04); superintendent of streets 1906-'07;
Senate '09, committees on federal relations,
public health, taxation.
'10, taxation, military affairs, public
health. 31
EVANS, WILMOT R., JR., 4th Middlesex,
Rep., Everett. Born there March 18, 1878;
public schools, Harvard 1900, B. U. law
school 1903. Lawyer. House 1905-'06, com-
mittees on judiciary, federal relations, pro-
bate and chancery (chairman) ; Senate '09,
committees on bills in third reading, consti-
tutional amendments, education (chairman),
judiciary.
'10, education (ch.), federal relations,
judiciary.
32
FARLEY, DENNIS E.. Franklin-Hamp-
shire, Rep., Erving. Horn Colrain, June 12,
1852; Shelburne Falls academy. Paper man-
ufacturer. Masons, Shriners, Red Men, A. O.
U. W. House 1907-'08, committees on rail-
roads, federal relations (chairman); Senate
'09, agriculture, federal relations (chairman),
roads and bridges.
'10, federal relations (ch.), agriculture,
roads and bridges.
33
GREENWOOD, LEVI H., 3d Worcester,
Rep., Gardner. Born there Dec. 22, 1872;
public schools and St. Paul's school, Con-
cord, N. H., 2 years at Harvard, class of 1896.
Publisher. President Gardner News Com-
pany, director Haywood Bros, and Wakefield
Company, Gardner Electric Light Company,
First National Bank, trustee Gardner Sav-
ings Bank. Senate 1909, committees on
banks and banking (chairman), street rail-
ways, ways and means.
'10, taxation (ch.), ways and means, rail-
roads.
34
HARVEY, JOHN L., 5th Middlesex, Rep.,
Waltham. Born North Fairfield, O., Dec. 5,
1S57; Ohio Wesleyan university, B. U. law
school. Lawyer. N. E. Alumni of O. W. uni-
versity (president two years), corporations
Waltham Hospital, Leland Home for Aged
Women (pres.). Chairman water commis-
sioners, city solicitor, mayor (4 years);
Senate '09, committees on legal affairs (chair-
man), liquor law, metropolitan affairs, par-
ishes and religious societies.
'10, legal affairs (ch.), met. affairs, insur-
ance.
35
HIBBARD, JOSEPH H.' 8th Middlesex,
Rep., Lowell. Born Shoieham, Vt., April 3,
1S60; public schools, Ticonaeroga academy
1878. Musician, director and manager.
1. O. O. F., Elks, Red Men, F. of A.
House 1905-'06, committees on prisons, mer-
cantile affairs; Senate 1908-'09, insurance,
prisons, roads and bridges (chairman), mili-
tary affairs, water supply.
'10, roads and bridges (ch.), military af-
fairs, street railways.
36
jjTTT .TM A T^TiaF.NT^ C, 1st Norfolk,
Rep., Quincy. Born Boston, July 13, 1875;
Institute of Technology. Consulting engi-
neer. Technology, Granite City, Quincy
Point Business Men's clubs, Boston Y. M.
C. A., K. T., Shriners. Rep. city committee,
House 1906-'07-'08, committees on election
laws (clerk), water supply (chairman), pub-
lic lighting; Senate '09, harbors and public
lands, public lighting (chairman), taxation.
'10, public lighting (ch.), rules, taxation,
ways and means.
37
KEITH, ROLAND M„ 2d Plymouth, Rep.,
Bridgewater. Born there March 16, 1847;
public schools, academy. Contractor and
builder. Masons. Republican town commit-
tee 26 years (chairman 4 years): House 1907-
'08, committees on labor, parishes and re-
ligious societies, fisheries and game, prisons;
Senate '09, fisheries and game (chairman),
prisons, street railways.
'10, fish and game (ch.), prisons, street
railways.
38
LOMASNEY, JOSEPH P., 3d Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there March 10, 1863;
public schools. Real estate. Common coun-
cil 1888, House 1890-'91-1900-'01, committees
on printing, constitutional amendments, In-
surance, congressional redistricting, Battle
of Bennington celebration (special), ways
and means, funeral of Gov. Wolcott (spe-
cial). Deputy Supt. Bridges, Asst. Water
Commissioner city of Boston, Democratic
State committee; Senate '10, committees
on cities, fish and game, bills 3d reading.
39
MAHONEY, DANIEL D., 2d Hampden,
Dem., Chicopee. Born England; public
schools. Liquor dealer. Foresters, Eagles,
Red Men. Alderman three years, city mar-
shal Chicopee, 1904; Senate 1906-'07-'08-'09,
committees on engrossed bills, agriculture,
labor, prisons, railroads, public health, re-
cess committee on Sunday laws '06, mer-
cantile affairs
'10, constitutional amendments (ch.), mer-
cantile affairs, railroads.
40
MEANEY, JOHN F., 4th, Worcester,
Dem., Blackstone. Born Scituate, R. I.,
Jan. 5, 1880; public schools Blackstone,
B. U. law school. Lawyer. Foresters of
America, A. O. H. Town solicitor past 7
years, tax collector past 5 years, Democratlo
town committee, state committee 1908
(chairman executive committee), 1909.
Senate '10, committees on legal affairs,
towns, drainage.
MELLEN, WALTER B., Worcester and
Hampden, Rep., Brookfield. Born there
Sept. 24, 1860; public schools. Farmer.
Ex-Pres. Worcester South Agricultural So-
ciety, Masons, Grange. Chairman Repub-
lican town committee, selectman, overseer
of the poor, road commissioner; House
1902, committee on roads and bridges.
Senate '10, committees on agriculture
(ch.), towns, labor.
42
MULLIGAN, HENRY C, 1st Middlesex,
Rep., Natick. Born there March 6, 1854;
Harvard law school, 1879. Lawyer. Presi-
dent Natick Five Cent Savings Bank, presi-
dent Natick Commercial Club, Mason, K. T.,
S. of V. Trial Justice Natick police court
since 1892, president board of library trus-
tees 18 years, school committee 24 years
(chairman) ; Senate '09, committees on con-
stitutional amendments (chairman), en-
grossed bills (chairman), legal affairs,
printing; '10 election laws (ch.), banks and
banking, judiciary.
NASH, MELVIN S., 1st Plymouth, Rep.,
Hanover. Born Abington, August 3, 1857;
public and private schools. Minister, general
agent Universalist Publishing House.
Masons, R. A. C, K. T., I. O. O. F. Library
trustee, school committee; House 1894-1907-
'08, committees on public health, parishes
and religious societies, roads and bridges
(clerk); liquor law, towns (chairman); Sen-
ate '09, education, public charitable institu-
tions, towns (chairman).
'10, insurance (ch.), education, public
charitable institutions.
44
NASON, ARTHUR L., 4th Essex, Rep.,
Haverhill. Born there Oct. 24, 1872; public
schools. Shoe worker. Central Club, I. O.
O. P. Republican city committee 3 years;
House 1906-'07-'08-'09, committees on par-
ishes and religious societies (clerk), roads
and bridges (clerk, chairman).
Senate '10, committees on drainage (ch.),
roads and bridges, water supply.
45
NEWHALL, GEORGE H., 1st Essex, Rep.,
Lynn. Born there Oct. 24, 1850; public
schools, Wesley an academy. Real estate and
insurance. Republican Club, Masons, I. O.
O. P., Red Men, K. P., A. O. U. W., presi-
dent Lynn Board of Underwriters. Common
council 2 years, alderman 4 years. House
1894-'95-1906-'07-'08, committees on cities,
constitutional amendments, insurance, pub-
lic service (chairman).
Senate *10, committees on public service
(ch.), cities, harbors and lands.
46
O'CONNOR, PATRICK H., Gth Suffolk.
Dein., Boston. Born there Jan. 1, 1882; public
schools. Fire insurance collector. K. C, A. O.
H., St. Augustine's Ushers' club, honorary
member Mercer Club. Common council 2
years. House 1907-'08, committees on edu-
cation, liquor laws; Senate '09, drainage,
engrossed bills, insurance.
'10, harbors and lands, labor, eng. bills.
47
PARKER, W. PRENTISS, 8th Suffolk,
Rep., Boston. Born there Dec. 11, 1857;
public schools. Banker. Treas. Fellows
Athenaeum, director Old Ladies' Home, Rox-
bury, Boston city club (treas. '08-'09).
Trustees of pauper institutions of the city of
Boston (chairman); board of aldermen 1908;
sinking funds commissioner; Senate '09, com-
mittees on banks and banking, metropolitan
affairs, public health (chairman).
'10, public health (ch.), mercantile af-
fairs, met. affairs.
48
PICKFORD, JOHN H., 1st Worcester,
Rep., Worcester. Born Manville, R. I., Sept.
9, 1849; public schools. Building contractor.
City Republican club, I. O. O. F. House
1906-'07-'08-'09, committees on public char-
itable institutions, counties.
Senate '10, committees on liquor law
(ch.), counties, public charitable institu-
tions.
49
RANKIN, JOHN L., 1st Bristol, Rep.,
TauntOD. Born there Dec. 6, 1850; public
schools. Custodian county buildings; A. O.
U. W. House 1902-'03, committees on har-
bors and public lands and state house.
Senate '10, committees on eng. bills (ch.),
harbors and lands, fish and game.
ROCKWOOD, BRADLEY iVL, 2d Norfolk,
Rep., Franklin. Born there May 24, 1862;
public schools, Bryant & Stratton Business
College. Woolen manufacturer. Home Mar-
ket club, Republican club of Mass., Norfolk
club, Knight Templars. Republican town
committee, registrar of voters, selectman,
water board (chairman); House 1906-'07,
committees on public health, water supply;
Senate '09, bills in third reading, election
laws (chairman), public lighting, water sup-
ply; '10 mercantile affairs (ch.), water sup-
ply, federal relations.
51
ROSS, SAMUEL, 3d Bristol, Rep., New
Bedford. Born Cheshire, England, Feb. 2,
1865; public schools. Cotton mule spinner.
Pres. National Spinners' association; House
1892 to '99, committees on labor (chairman),
state house, libraries; House 1902 to '08, la-
bor (chairman), constitutional amendments,
recess committee on Sunday laws '06, recess
committee on labor, '07; Senate '09, labor
(chairman), libraries, printing, public health.
'10, labor (ch.), prisons, public health.
52
SPALDING, THORNDIKE, 2cl Middlesex,
Rep., Cambridge. BorD Boston, Nov. 1,
1871; Harvard A.B. '95, L.L.B. '97. Lawyer.
Masons, Knights Templar, Middlesex club
(sec), Rep. club of Mass. (chairman exec,
com.). Ex-pres. Rep. state committee, ex-
pres. Rep. city committee; common council
1899 to '02; Senate 1908-'09, committees on
bills in third reading, legal affairs (chair-
man), judiciary (chairman), election laws,
insurance, cities.
'10, judiciary (ch.), rules, election laws.
53
TEELING, RICHARD S., Suffolk, D^m.,
Boston. Born there Dec. 26, 1878; Boston
college 1899, B. U. law school, 1904. Lawyer.
K. C, M. C. O. P., Catholic Alumni sodality.
House 1906-'07, committees on probate and
chancery, recess insurance '06, rules, insur-
ance, taxation commission '07: Senate '09,
judiciary, liquor law, rules.
'10, judiciary, rules, liquor law.
54
TINKHAM, GEORGE HOLDEN, 5th Suf-
folk, Rep., Boston. Born Plymouth, Oct. 29,
1870; Prince, Chauncy Hall and Hopkinson's
schools. Harvard '94. Lawyer. Republican
city committee 12 years; Common council
1897-'98; Board of aldermen 1900-'01-'02.
Senate '10, committees on banks and
banking (ch.), education, constitutional
amendments.
55
TOLMAN, JAMES K., 3d Essex, Rep.,
Gloucester. Born there; public schools, B.
U. law school '09. Lawyer. Common council
3 years (president 2), mayor 1903-'04; House
'09, committee on public lighting (clerk).
Senate '10, committees on bills 3d read-
ing (ch.), legal affairs, mercantile affairs,
constitutional amendments. '
56
TURNER, JOSEPH, 2d Bristol, Rep., Fall
River. Born Lancashire, Eng., March 23,
1852; public schools. Mill operative, farmer,
provision dealer. Masons, R. A. C, K. T.,
I. O. O. F., K. P. Common council 4 years,
alderman-at-large 4 years; House 1907, com-
mittee on cities; Senate 1908-'09, public
charitable institutions (chairman), public
health (chairman), taxation, fisheries and
game, harbors and public lands.
'10, public charitable institutions (ch.),
insurance, public service.
57
TURTLE, WILLIAM, Berkshire, Rep.,
Pittsfield. Born Cheshire, June 20, 1855;
Harvard law school. Lawyer. House 1899-
1900-'01, committees on rules, judiciary, rail-
roads (chairman), House 1906-'07, rules,
street railways (chairman), recess commit-
tee on taxation (chairman), judiciary (chair-
man), recess committee on labor (chairman);
Senate '09, judiciary, railroads, taxation
(chairman).
'10, railroads (ch.), judiciary, rules.
58
WALSH, THOMAS S., 1st Hampden,
Rep., Springfield. Born Hartland, Conn.^
1859; public schools. Boiler maker. Board
of trade, N. E. O. P. House 1908-'09, com-
mittees on water supply, election laws.
Senate '10, committees on water supply
(ch.), liquor law, agriculture.
WHITE, JOHN E., Cape, Rep., Tisbury.
Born Lawrence, Dec. 13, 1873. Public
schools. Banker, president Martha's Vine-
yard National bank. Masons. Selectman of
Edgartown 5 years (chairman 1 year);
House 1905 committee on ways and means.
Senate '10, committees on libraries (ch.),
hanks and banking, ways and means.
60
COOLIDGE, HENRY D., clerk of the
Senate, Concord. Born Chelsea, August
26, 1853; public schools. Mercantile busi-
ness several years. Assistant clerk 1886-
'87-'88; elected clerk in 1899 and re-elected
every year since.
61
HORTON, REV. EDWARD A., chaplain
of the Senate, Boston. Born Springfield,
Sept. 28, 1843; educated in University of
Michigan, Meadville Theological School,
Heidelberg University. Served in U. S.
Navy during Civil War. Chaplain Massa-
chusetts Grand Lodge of Free Masons; also
of Kingsley Post 113, G. A. R. Chosen
chaplain of Senate in 1904.
62
DAVIS, LUKE K., doorkeeper of the Sen-
ate, Worcester. Born Jaffrey, N. H., Feb.
23, 1845; public schools. Woodworker.
State House messenger 12 years; assistant
doorkeeper 5 years; appointed doorkeeper
1904. G. A. R., K. of P.
63
HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES
JOSEPH WALKER,
Speaker.
66
WALKER, JOSEPH, 2cl Norfolk, Repub-
lican, Brookline. Speaker of the House.
Born at Worcester, Jul}' 13, 1865; educatecl
at Phillips Exeter academ3% Brown univer-
sity 1887, Harvard law school 1890. Trus-
tee, lawyer. Prominent in the local affairs
of Brookline, having served for 7 years on
the school committee, also as chairman ol
the Republican town committee; has been
a member of the Republican state commit-
tee and of the state board of charity; presi-
dent Republican Club of Massachusetts
1908. House 1904-'05-'06-'07-'08-'09, serving
in 1904-'05-'06-'07 on the committee on ways
and means, in 1906-'07-'08 'on the committee
on rules and in 1908 on the committee on
railroads (chairman) ; elected speaker in
1909.
67
ADAMS, ARTHUR S., 16th Essex, Rep.,
Marblehead. Born there Feb. 14, 1869; pub-
lic schools, Bryant & Stratton Commercial
school. Freight cashier B. & M. R. R. Ma-
sons, I. O. O. F., Red Men, Republican club.
House l908-'09, committees on towns, par-
ishes and religious societies (clerk).
'10, towns (ch.).
68
AHEARN, DAVID C, 7th Middlesex, Dem.,
Framingham. Born Rotherham, Eng., Nov.
4, 1879; public schools, Framingham high
school 1899, B. U. law school 1906. Lawyer.
House '10, committees on counties, bills
3d reading.
89
ALLEN, RAYMOND C, 21st Essex, Rep.,
Manchester. Born there August 28, 1877;
public schools, Brown university. Civil engi-
neer. I. O. O. F., Masons, R. A. C, K. T.,
Manchester club.
House '10, committees on counties, watei
supply.
70
ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM M., 25th Middle-
sex, Rep., Somerville. Born Mechanics Falls,
Me., August 17, 1850; public schools. Coop-
erage manufacturer and dealer. Member
board First M. E. church, director and ex-
pres. Y. M. C. A., ex-pres. board of trade. Re-
publican club of Mass., Masons, R. A., A. O.
U. W., associate member Kinsley Post, G.
A. R. Board of aldermen 3 years; House
1909, committee on education.
'10, education (ch.), liquor law.
71
Photo by Chickeriiig.
ARNOLD, SETH P., 12th Suffolk, Rep.,
Boston. Born Westminster, Vt., Dec. 21,
1878; Kimball Union academy (Meriden, N.
H.), Vermont academy (Saxton's River, Vt.),
Rose Polytechnic institute (Terre Haute,
Ind.), Tuft's medical school 1908. Physician.
Republican club of Ward 12, Lincoln club,
Republican club of Mass.; Republican city
committee 2 years, common council 2 years.
House '10, committee on public health.
72
ARSENEAULT, ALFRED, 6th Worcester,
Dem., Spencer. Born there Jan. 3, 1869;
public schools. Holy Cross college, West
Farnham, P. Q., Can. (2 years), Hinman's
Business school, Worcester. Grocery and
provision clerk. Democratic town committee
15 years, K. C, F. of A. Registrar of voters
12 years.
House '10, committee on federal rela-
tions.
73
ATKINS, CHARLES W., 24th Middlesex,
Rep., Everett. Born Caanan, Me., June 22,
1854; public schools. Real estate. Elks.
Common council 1904-'05, board of aldermen
]906-'07; House 1909, committee on taxation.
'10, banks and banking.
74
AVERY, WILLIAM B., 1st Franklin, Rep.,
Charlemont. Born there July 11, 1856; pub-
lic schools. Farmer. Grange, former presi-
dent Deerfield Valley Agricultural society.
Board of selectmen; House 1909, committee
on agriculture.
'10, agriculture.
75
BARLOW, ERSON B., 17th Middlesex,
Rep., Lowell. Born Helena, N. Y., Oct. 20,
1883; Helena academy, Carnall Commercial
college. Real estate, insurance, publisher.
Y. M. C. A., Lincoln club, Metropolitan club.
House 1909, committee on insurance.
10, public service, pay-roll.
76
BARRY, JOHN J., 8th Hampden, Dem.,
Chicopee. Born Springfield Jan. 4, 1877;
public schools, Holy Cross college. Clerk
Chicopee water department, reporter. School
committee eight years; House 1909, commit-
tee on education (clerk).
'10, education.
77
BATES, BENJAMIN FRED, 1st Suffolk,
Re])., Boston. Born Cambridge; public
schools. Broker. Republican Club of Massa-
chusetts, Ward 1 Republican Club. House
1909, committees on insurance, banks and
banking; '10, banks and banking, public
lighting.
78
MURRAY, WILLIAM F., Executive Coun-
cil, 3d district, Dem.. ^Boston. Born there
Sept. 7, 1881; public schools. Harvard 1904,
Harvard law school. Lawyer. U. S. W.
v., R. A., Heptosophs. Common Council 2
years; House 1907-'08, committees on elec-
tions, public lighting, judiciary.
15
BATLEY. ALBERT, 10th Middlesex, Rej).,
Maynard. Born Morley, Yorkshire, Eng.,
Jan. 16, 1856; parish school. Florist, for-
merly mill foreman 20 years. Board of
health 6 years, Republican town committee
8 years.
House '10, committee on prisons.
79
BAYLEY, EDWIN A., 29tli Middlesex,
Rep., Lexington. Born Boston, July 30,
1862; St. Johnsbury (Vt.) academy, Dart-
mouth college 1885, B. U. law school 1891.
Lfawyer. Middlesex Bar Association, Old
Belfry club. School committee, town counsel,
moderator, 4th Congressional district com-
mittee, Orange County Republican commit-
tee 1886-'87. House 1909, committee on rail-
roads; '10, mercantile affairs (ch.), rail-
roads, elections.
80
BEAL, CHARLES S., 4th Plymouth, Rep., '
Rockland. Born Ablngton, August 14, 1856;
public schools. Superintendent W. Li.
Douglas Shoe Company's tannery. Masons
(P. M.), R. A. C, K. T. (P. C), M. S., 32nd
degree Mass. consistory, P. M. association
24th Masonic district, O. E. S., Mass. and
R. I. association K. T. commanders, S. of V.
(P. C), Union Glee club. Park commis-
sioner.
House '10, committee on drainage.
81
BEAN, GEORGE P., 20th Middlesex, Rep.,
Woburn. Born Bradford, N. H., March 24,
1857; Colby academy (New London, N. H.)
1877, Brown university '81, B. U. law school
'85. Lawyer. Republican club of Massa-
chusetts, Towanda club of Woburn. Mayor
1891, school committee 12 years.
House '10, committees on railroads, fed-
eral relations.
82
BEAN, JAMES W.. 2d Middlesex, Rep..
Cambridge. Born Somerville May 11, 1860,
Somerville high school. Reporter, pro-
prietor Cambridge Chronicle. Citizens' Trade
Association, Masons, Elks. Somerville com-
mon council 1890-'91; House 1909, committee
on ways and means.
'10, ways and means, rules.
83
BELLAMY, WILLIAM A., 3d Bristol, Rep.,
Taunton. Born Sheffield, Eng., Sept. 16,
1879; public schools, member senior class
B. Y. M. C. A. Evening law school. Silver-
smith. I. O. O. P. (member grand lodge),
Elks. Common council 1905-'06, board of
sewer commissioners '07.
House "10, committee on education.
84
BLISS, ALVIN E., 23d Middlesex, Rep.,
Maiden. Born Brookline, Sept. 16, 1858; pub-
lic schools. Superintendent and manager
electric lighting plants. Masons, R. A. C,
K. T., M. S., I. O. O. F., Encampment, Can-
ton, Rebekah lodge; K. P., Elks, Middlesex,
Maiden, Kernwood, Melrose Athletic clubs.
Common council 1887-'88, Republican city
committee, 4th Councillor district committee.
House '10, committee on cities.
85
BOND, HENRY, 2d Franklin, Rep., Green-
field. Born Ware, July 7, 1856; public
schools, Massachusetts Agricultural college
1876. Retired manufacturer, director Amer-
ican Radiator Co. President Massachusetts
Baptist Missionary society, Boston Baptist
Social union, Greenfield club. Waltham
board of aldermen 3 years, school committee
2 years.
House '10, committee on ways and
means.
86
BOOTH, WILLIAM, 9th Bristol, Rep., Fall
River. Born Hyde, Cheshire, Eng.; Pall
River public schools. Collector. Central Re-
publican, Friendship Social clubs, K. P., F.
of A., Philanthropic Burial society, Repub-
lican city committee, board of aldermen 4
years.
House '10, committee on drainage.
87
BOTHFELD, HENRY E., 4th Middlesex,
Rep., Newton. Born New York, N. Y., March
4, 1859; public schools of Newton. Trustee,
owner and manager of real estate; importer
and manufacturer 20 years. Boston and
Newton Unitarian clubs, trustee Newton hos-
pital, Real Estate Exchange, Chamber of
Commerce. Common council, board of alder-
men (president), mayor 1895, school commit-
tee (chairman).
House '10, committee on met. affairs.
88
BOUTWELL, SAMUEL H., 9th Essex,
Rep., Andover. Born Andover, March 25,
183S; Phillips academy. Parmer. Grange,
North Essex Congregational club. School
committee 15 years, selectmen 23 years;
House 1874, committee on public lands.
'10, agriculture.
89
BRAYTON, ISRAEL, 11th Bristol, Rep.
Fall River. Born there August 5, 1874; Har
vard 1896, Harvard law school 1899. Lawyer
House 1909, committee on judiciary.
'10, judiciary, libraries.
90
BRECKENRIDGE, LINCOLN, 1st Berk-
shire, Dem., North Adams. Born Becket,
Aug. 24, 1860; public schools of Pittsfield.
Counting room North Adams Transcript. K.
P., 1. O. O. F., Masons, Elks, Veteran Fire-
men's association, fire department 14 years.
City council 5 years.
House '10, committee on public lighting.
BREED, ARTHUR B., 13th Essex, Rep.,
Lynn. Born there June 30, 1857; public
schools. Retired grocer, real estate. Com-
mon council 1884-'85-*86; House 1887-'88,
committees on mercantile affairs, railroads;
Senate 1890-'91, street railways (chairman),
cities, constitutional amendments; Executive
council 1893-'94, committees on harbors and
public lands, charitable institutions, prisons,
railroads, accounts, military affairs; House
1909-'10, ways and means.
92
BRENNAN, FRANCIS J., 17th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there Oct. 15, 1879;
public schools. Clerk. A. O. H., K. C, Tam-
many club (treas.). Democratic city com-
mittee 3 years, common council 1908-'09.
House '10, committee on libraries.
93
BKIGHAM, GEORGE A., 10th Worcester,
Rep., Northboro. Born Boylston, Nov. 17,
1859: public schools. Farmer and market
gardener. Board of selectmen G years
(chairman 4 years), water commissioners 5
years, overseers of poor 7 years, trustee of
town funds. Republican town committee 8
years (chairman 5 years).
House '10, committee on public lighting.
94
BROPHY, MICHAEL J., 2d Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born England, August 31, 1882;
parochial school. Coal weigher. Assump-
tion Catholic association, Jeffries Point Row-
ing association. Common council 1909.
House '10, committee on public health.
95
BROWN, CHARLES H., 28th Middlesex,
Rep., Medford. Born Vermont, January
19, 1879; public schools. Metal furniture.
Medford, South Medford Republican clubs.
Board of aldermen two years; House
1907-'08-'09, committees on banks and bank-
ing, metropolitan affairs, constitutional
amendments (chairman).
'10, federal relations (ch.), met. affairs.
96
BROWN, JOSEPH B., 25th Suffolk, Rep.,
Boston. Born there Feb. 13, 1857; public
and private schools. Real estate, formerly-
banking business 20 years. Masons, Bank
Officers' association, Fanjeuil Improvement
association, Neighborhood, Ward 25 Repub-
lican and Lincoln clubs. Common council
1903, treas. Ward 25 Republican commit-
tee '02-'08-'09.
House '10, committee on education.
97
BROWN, ROBERT F., 8th Worcester,
Dem., Millbury. Born Sutton, May 4, 1865;
public schools. Meat and provision dealer.
A. O. H., Foresters of America, Red Men.
Assessor 1903-'04-'05, Democratic town com-
mittee, board of fire engineers.
House '10, committee on agriculture.
98
BURCKEL, ALFRED J., 5th Essex, Rep.»
Lawrence. Born Peacedale, R. L, August 7,
1860; public schools. Cigar manufacturer.
I. O. O. F., Turn Verein. Common council
1903-'04; House '09, committee on printing.
'10, roads and bridges.
99
BURKE, WILLIAM R., 9th Worcester,
Dem., Milford. Born there July 14, 1870;
public schools. Salesman. Milford C. T.
A. (president). Eagles (president), A. O.
H., Certus Club. House 1909, committee on
prisons; '10, cities.
100
CALLAHAN, TIMOTHY F., 9th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there Sept. 5, 1881;
public schools. Harvard. Law student.
House 1907-'08-'09, committees on election
laws, metropolitan affairs.
'10 met. affairs, elections.
101
CAMPBELL, ROBERT B., 3d Norfolk,
Rep., Hyde Park. Born there 1880; high
school, business college. Water works,
'Concrete construction. K. P. (chancellor
commander), Knights of Kohrassom (sec-
retary). Water commissioner; House 1909^
committee on drainage.
'10, drainage (ch.)
102
CARLETON, IGNATIUS J., 5tli Suffolk,
Rep., Chelsea. Born East Boston, August
7, 1866; public schools. Professional base-
ball 15 years, manufacturer of preserves.
K. C. House 1908-'09, committee on insur-
ance; '10, counties.
103
CARMODY, CORNELIUS J., 15th Wor-
cester, Dem., Worcester. Born Boston, Jan.
11, 1867; public schools. Painter. St.
Anne's C. T. S., pres. C. L. U. 3 terms.
Common council 1904-'05, board of aldermen
*06, trustee Worcester Industrial school;
House 1908-'09, committees on railroads,
rules; '10, rules, railroads.
104
CARR, CHARLES L., 24th Suffolk, Rep.,
Boston. Born Boston, Dec. 25, 1876; public
schools. Harvard college, Harvard law
school. Lawyer. Republican clubs of Mas-
sachusetts and Ward 24, Boston City, Dor-
chester Yacht clubs. Republican city com-
mittee 1906-*07, common council *08, board
of aldermen '09.
House '10, committee on met. affairs.
105
Photo by Purdy.
CARR, JOHN, 21st Suffolk, Rep., Boston.
Born Antrim, N. H., August 19, 1828; pub-
lic schools. Banker. Chairman board of
directors First National bank, president
and trustee Eliot Five Cent Savings bank,
president and director B. F. Sturtevant Co.,
director John Hancock Mutual Life Insur-
ance company and Elm Hill Associates,
treasurer of trustees Boston Baptist Social
union, president and trustee Home for Lit-
tle Wanderers.
House '10, committees on federal rela-
tions, banks and banking.
106
CAVANAGH, JAMES F., 24th Middlesex,
Rep., Everett. Born Chelsea, June 19, 1872;
public schools, Boston Y. M. C. A. Evening
law school, B. U. law school. Lawyer, for-
merly Boston manager N. Y. Life Ins. Co.
and state manager Washington Life Ins. Co.
House '10, committees on insurance, tax-
ation.
107
CHAPMAN, FRED P., 12th Norfolk, Rep.,
Franklin. Born there Feb. 1, 1866; Dean
academy, Tufts college 1886. Transitman
G. C. & S. F. R. R. 1886-'88, paymaster Ray
Woolen Co. '88-'92 and superintendent '92 to
1900, agent Ray Mill of American Woolen
Co. '00-'02, president Franklin Yarn Co.
since '02. Masons, Home Market, Norfolk
clubs.
House '10, committee on railroads.
108
CHASE, A, PRESTON, 20th Essex, Rep.,
Danvers. Born Danvers, Jan. 25, 1866; public
schools, B. U. law school. Lawyer. Masons,
R. A. C, K. T., major subsistence depart-
ment, M. V. M. Moderator since 1901, treas-
urer since 1905, chairman Republican town
committee; House 1909, committee on mili-
tary affairs.
'10; military affairs, election laws.
109
CLARK, J. DUDLEY, 8th Middlesex, Rep.,
Sherborn. Born St. Louis, Mo., July 16,
1880; Harvard 1903. Banker and broker.
Vice president class of '03, member varsity
football and baseball teams, D. K. E,, Hasty
Pudding, Zeta Psi club, Exchange, Union
Boat, Country, Tennis and Racquet clubs.
Harvard club of New York. Board of
selectmen.
House '10, committee on street railways.
110
C^.LIFF, ZEBEDEE E., 26th Middlesex,
Rep., Somerville. Born Sept. 23, 1864; public
schools. Architect and builder. Masons,
I. O. O. P., K. P. West Somerville board of
trade (president 1902-'03). Board of alder-
men 1905-'06, board of health 1907-'08-'09,
Republican city committee.
House '10, committee on public charitable
institutions.
Ill
COFFIN, SAMUEL F., 26th Essex, Dem.,
West Newbury. Born there Dec. 27,, 1851;
public schools. Real estate. Masons, Amer-
ican Order of Foresters, West Newbury
Farmers' club. Town treasurer eight years;
tax collector ten years; House 1906-'07-'08,
committees on agriculture, parishes and re-
ligious societies, public lighting.
'10, committee on public lighting
112
COGSWELL, JOHN H., 12th Essex, Rep.,
Lynn. Born there July 4, 1875; public
schools, B. U. law school *09. Lawyer. Hep-
tasophs. Foresters, American Benefit society.
House '10, committee on legal affairs.
113
COLLINS, EDWARD D., 15th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there 1878; public
schools, University of Notre Dame. Lawyer.
K, C, Elks, Heptasophs, City Point Catholic
association. House 1908, committee on con-
stitutional amendments.
'10, banks and banking.
114
COLPOYS, FRANCIS L., 15th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there Feb. 7, 1884; pub-
lic schools, Comer's Commercial college. So-
licitor. K. C. St. Augustine's C. t. A., A.
O. H., M. C. O. F.; Heptasophs, Celtic club,
Samoset club. Common council 1907-'08;
House '09, committee on state house.
'10, public service.
115
CONANT, HARRISON J., 19th Worcester,
Rep., Worcester. Born Charlton 1848; pub-
lic schools, Nichols academy. Hardware
merchant. Masons. House 1909, committee
on public service.
'10, roads and bridges.
116
CONLEY, MARTIN F., 16th Middlesex,
Dem., Lowell. Born Ireland, April 27, 1870;
public schools, commercial college. Barber.
F. of A., R. A., Y. M. C. I. Overseers of
the poor four years; House, 1906-'07-'08-'09,
committees on public charitable institutions,
drainage, public health, election laws.
'10, public lighting.
117
CONWAY, JOHN J., 23d Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there Sept. 2, 1874; public
schools. Milk dealer. House 1905-'06-'07,
committees on public service, counties, ways
and means.
'10, ways and means.
118
CONWELL, LEON M., 26th Middlesex,
Rep., Somerville. Born there April 15, 1870;
public schools of Newton and Philadelphia,
Pa., Princeton university 1892. Editor Somer-
ville Journal. Central club of Somerville.
Somerville school committee.
House '10, committee on ways and
means.
119
COOGAN, THOMAS F., 14th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born Dublin, Ireland; Boston pub-
lic schools. Grocery clerk. Heptasophs, A.
O. H., F. of A., W. E. Russell club of City
Point. Common council two years; House
1908-'09, committees on fisheries and game,
constitutional amendments (clerk).
'10, constitutional amendments.
120
COON, JAMES H. L., 30th Middlesex, Rep.,
Watertowri. Born Barnstable, Oct. 16, 1853;
public schools, Eastman Business college
(Poughkeepsie, N. Y.). Insurance engineer,
State inspector of factories and public build-
ings 1885-91. Selectman; House 1909, com-
mittee on state house.
'10, taxation.
121
CORMACK, JOHN S., ISth Essex, Rep.,
Lynn, i^orn Grand Falls, N. B., June 7, 1875;
public schools. Dealer in groceries, confec-
tionery and periodicals. Republican, Pros-
pect clubs, I. O. O. F., Red men. Republican
city committee five years (secretary three
3 ears); House 1908-'09, committee on mer-
cantile affairs.
'10, mercantile affairs.
122
cox, CHANNING H., 10th Suffolk, Rep..
Boston. Born Manchester, N. H., Feb. 28,
1879; Dartmouth 1901, Harvard law school
'04. Lawyer. Boston Bar association,
Masons, Boston City, University, Woodland
Golf, Intervale Country clubs, Association of
Dartmouth Alumni of Boston (secretary).
Common council '08-'09.
House 10, committees on bills 3d read-
ing (ch.), legal affairs.
123
CRANE, RUSSELL D., 3d Middlesex,
Rep., Cambridge. Born Hartford, Conn.,
May 26, 1877; public schools, Concord, N. H.,
high school, Harvard 1900. General man-
ager Bank-Clock Co. Cambridge Republican
(treasurer), Boston City, Vesper Country,
Cambridge Economy, Colonial clubs. Non-
partisan city committee (vice-pres.). Repub-
lican city committee, common council 2
years, board of aldermen 2 years.
House '10, committee on railroads.
124
CRANE, SAMUEL V., 8th Worcester,
Rep., Blackstone. Born Worcester, Oct. 4,
1855; public schools, Bryant & Strat-
ton's college. Farmer, dealer in coal and
wood. Grange, A. O. U. W. House 1900-'08,
committee on agriculture.
'10, drainage, public lighting.
125
CROCKER, COURTENAY, 11th Suffolk,
Rep., Boston. Born there Feb. 4, 1881; Volk-
man's school, Harvard 1901, Harvard law
school '05. Lawyer with Burdett & Ward-
well. Massachusetts club, Republican Club
of Massachusetts. Republican city commit-
tee '06-'07-'08-'09, common council '08-'09.
House '10, committee on ways and means.
126
CRONIN, DANIEL F., 18th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born Ireland, Nov. 15, 1879; public
schools, Boston college. Painter. Timilty
club (secretary). Common council 1907-
'08-'09.
House '10, committee on fisheries and
game.
127
CUFF, THOMAS S., 19th Middlesex, Dem.,
Lowell. Born Ireland, Dec. 26, 1878; public
schools of Lowell. Druggist. K. C, Y. M.
C. I., U. S. Bunting C. C. & A. A.
House '10, Committee on public health.
128
GUMMING, HARRY R., 20th Suffolk, Rep.,
Boston. Born London, Eng., 40 years ago;
public schools of Quincy. Real estate and
insurance. Republican city committee 1906-
'07, common council '08-'09, Republican state
committee '09.
House '10, committee on federal rela-
tions.
129
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CUMMINGS, JOHN B., 5th Berkshire,
Dem., Pittsfield. Born there Feb. 17, 1878;
public schools. Lawyer, formerly clerk in
U. S. post office department in Pittsfield and
Philippines. Berkshire Bar association.
Common couneil 3 years.
House *10, committee on judiciary.
130
CURTISS, FRANK, 8th Berkshire, Dem.,
Sheffield. Born there Dec. 15, 1838; East
Hampton seminary. Street railways and
mercantile. House 1909, committees on fish-
eries and game, street railways.
'10, street railways.
131
CURTISS, JOHN H., 3d Hampden, Rep.,
Springfield. Born Cheshire, Oct. 9, 1870;
public schools. Parcel delivery business.
Masons, R. A. C, I. O. O. F., Calhoun, Memo-
rial, Masonic clubs. Republican city com-
mittee 1905-*06, common council 1907-'08-'09.
House '10, committee on water supply.
132
GUSHING, GRAFTON D., 11th Suffolk,
Rep., Boston. Born there Aug. 4, 1864; Nobles
school and Harvard. Lawyer. School com-
mittee four years; House 1906-'07-'08-'09,
committees on education (chairman), liquor
law (clerk), ways and means, rules, metro-
politan affairs (chairman).
'10, met. affairs (ch.), rules, libraries.
133
CUSHMAN, ALFRED W., 3d Barnstable,
Rep., Province town. Born Duxbury, Aug.
18, 1842; public schools and Partridge acad-
emy, Duxbury. Conductor N. Y., N. H. & H.
R. R. Masons, 1. O. O. P., O. R. C
House '10, committees on harbors and
public lands, roads and bridges.
134
CUSHMAN, EDWARD D., 1st Hampden,
Rep., Monson. Born Monson, Me., Sept. 15,
1853; Monson (Mass.) public schools and
academy. Woolen manufacturer, retired.
President Monson Savings/ bank, director
Monson National bank. Town treasurer 19
years.
House '10, committees on street railways,
labor.
135
DALY, FRANCIS L., 17th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there March 4, 1882; public
schools. Traveling salesman. Tammany
club, M. C. O. F., A. O. H., Red Men,
K. C, St. Patrick's T. A. and L. society.
Democratic city committee 1906, common
council 1907-*08; House 1909, committee on
printing.
'10, constitutional amendments.
136
DAVIES, THOMAS, 10th Hampden, Dem.,
Holyoke. Born Didsbury, Eng., Feb. 11,
1875; public schools. Mill employee, hotel
clerk. I. O. O. F., M. U. Democratic city
committee; House 1909, committee on labor.
'10, election laws.
137
DAVIS, ARTHUR S., 22d Middlesex, Rep.,
Melrose. Born San Francisco, Cal., March
30, 1867; Chelsea public schools, B. U. law
school. Lawyer. Masons, I. O. O. F., Elks.
Board of aldermen 3 years.
House '10, committees on election laws,
bills 3d reading.
138
DAVIS, PARKER S., 20th Essex, Rep.,
Beverly. Born Boston, Jan. 4, 1863; Bev-
erly public schools, Comer's Commercial col-
lege. Real estate operator. O. U. A. M.;
Beverly Republican club. Common council
1897, board of aldermen 1898-'99-1900, Mayoi
1903-*04, chairman Republican city commit-
tee.
House '10, committee on cities.
139
DEAN, CHARLES A., 21st Middlesex,
Dem., Wakefield. Born England; public
schools. Rattan business, farming. I. O.
O. F. Assessor, finance and sewer commit-
tee, secretary public library, president board
of trade; House 1898-'99-1901-'02-'03-'06-'07-
^08, committees on taxation, revision of cor-
poration laws, insurance, rules, special recess
committee of 1906 on insurance, railroads.
'10, taxation.
140
Des CHENES, LOUIS N. M., 12tli Worces-
ter, Rep., Fitchburg. Born Lindsay, Onta-
rio, Can., April 7, 1872; Lindsay Collegiate
institute, College of Pharmacy; pharmacist
1886 to 1901, real estate since 1901. Elks,
Eagles, Merchants' association, board of
trade. Common council 1901-'02-'03-'04, board
of aldermen 1906-'07-'08-'09 (chairman 1908-
'09).
House '10, committee on taxation.
141
DICKSON, CLIFFORD H., 6th Berkshire,
Rep., Pittsfield. Born Middlefield, March 2,
1875; public schools. Shop and newspaper
work, 15 years U. S. Postal Service. Masons,
I. O. O. F., A. O. U. W. School committee
1907-'08; House 1909, committee on public
service (clerk).
'10, public lighting.
142
DOANE, GEORGE E., 7th Plymouth, Rep.,
Middleboro. Born there June 10, 1854;
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Hardware. Vice-president Middleboro Na-
tional Bank, Middleboro Business Men's club,
Masons. House 1909, committees on banks
and banking, taxation.
'10, banks and bankers, insurance.
143
DONOVAN, JOHN L., 7th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there June 3, 1876; public
schools. Bartender. Common council 1898-
*99-1908-'09, deputy sealer of weights and
measures, deputy city collector; House 1900-
*01, committees on printing, gypsy moth
(special), drainage.
'10, harbors and public lands.
144
DOW, CHARLES E., 22d Suffolk, Rep.,
Boston, Born Machiasport, Me., 1875; Colby
college, B. U. law school 1901. Lawyer. Presi-
dent Ward 22 Republican club, Boston Yacht
club. Republican city committee 2 years;
House '09, committee on taxation.
'10, banks and banking (ch.).
145
DOW, GEORGE L., 3d Middlesex, Rep.,
Cambridge. Born there Dec. 9, 1878; public
schools, Dartmouth college. Real estate and
insurance. Cambridge Republican club
(vice-pres.), Middlesex club, Masons, Econ-
omy and Colonial clubs of Cambridge. Com-
mon council 1905, board of aldermen '06-'07,
-Republican city committee, Non-Partisan
city committee (chairman '09).
House '10, committee on cities.
146
DOYLE, ANDREW P., 8th Bristol, Rep.,
New Bedford. Born Ireland, August 15,
1869; public schools. Insurance. Celtic
club, A. O. H. Common council, board of
aldermen; House 1906-'07-'08-'09, committees
on insurance, liquor law (clerk), cities, spec-
ial recess committee on insurance.
'10, cities, liquor law.
147
DUCEY, FRANCIS M., 4th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there 24 years ago; parochial
and public schools. Clerk. Common coun-
cil 1908-'09.
House '10, committee on insurance.
148
DUGAN, LAWRENCE J., 7th Worcester,
Dem., Webster. Born there Nov. 17, 1874;
parochial and Webster high schools, Jeffer-
son (Phila., Pa.) Medical college. Druggist.
K. C, A. O. H.
House '10, committee on roads and
bridges.
149
DWYER, JOHN F., 7th Norfolk, Dem.,
Weymouth. Born there Feb. 9, 1862; public
Bchools. Express business 21 years, real es-
tate and contractor. Director South Shore
Co-operative bank, trustee Weymouth Hos-
pital association, vice-president and director
Weymouth Agricultural society, A. O. H.
Selectman, overseer of poor, assessor, li-
brary trustee, postmaster 5 years, Demo-
cratic town committee (chairman); House
1909, committee on banks and banking.
'10, towns.
150
EBSEN, CHARLES E., 17th Essex, Rep.,
Salem. Born there May 14, 1874; public
schools. Manager. Salem Republican club.
Now and Then association, Washington as-
sociation, Masons, Royal Arcanum, Red
« Men. Republican city committee 4 years;
House 1909, committee on mercantile affairs.
'10, mercantile affairs, liquor law.
151
EDGELL, CHARLES N., 2d. Worcester,
Rep., Gardner. Born there Jan. 29, 1843;
public schools, Barre (Vt.) and New
Ipswich academies. Fire insurance. Hope
lodge A. F. A. M., Ivanhoe commandery,
K. T., Alleppo Temple, M. S., Hiram council
R. & S. M., O. E. S., I. O. O. F., A. O. U.
W., Gardner Boat, Ridgely clubs, retired
captain M. V. M. Selectmen, overseers of
poor, board of health, chief fire department.
House '10, committee on military affairs.
152
ELLIS, GEORGE H., 4th. Middlesex, Rep.,
Newton. Born Medfield, Oct. 3, 1848;
district schools. Printer and publisher.
Treasurer and director George H. Ellis Co.,
trustee Mass. Agricultural college, trustee
Simmons Female college, executive com-
mittee United Typothetae of America
(president 1905-'06-'07), City, Economic,
Twentieth Century, Unitarian, Reform
clubs. Board of Aldermen 4 years.
House '10, committee on street railways.
153
ELLIS, HENRY A., 2d Barnstable, Rep.,
Yarmouth. Born there Nov. 5, 1879;
Hyannis Normal school, University of
Maine. Lawyer. Beta Theta Pi. House
1909, committee on legal affairs.
'10, fisheries and game (ch.).
154
EL.WELL, CHARLES E., 23(i Essex, Rep.,
Rockport. Born there June 20, 1882; public
schools, Gloucester Business college. Fish
glue manufacturer. Red Men, I. O. O. F.
(Encampment), Masons.
House '10, committee on harbors and
public lands.
EMERSON, FREEMAN O., 12th Suffolk,
Rep., Boston. Born Gorham, N. H., January
12, 1857; Hebron (Me.) Academy. Real
estate and insurance, gents' furnishings 14
years. I. O. O. P., K. P., Republican clubs
of Massachusetts and Ward 12. Common
council 1892-'93-'94-'95; House 1897-1900-'01-
*09, committees on street railways, cities,
parishes and religious societies (clerk), taxa-
tion; '10, cities.
156
FAIRBANK, WINTHROP H., 13th Mid-
dlesex, Dem., Sudbury. Born there March
13, 1857; public schools, Bryant & Stratton's
Commercial school. Fruit, farmer and milk
producer. N. E. Cattle Dealers' association,
Holstein Association of America, Grange,
Young Men's Democratic club of Mass.
Clerk, trustee First Parish 25 years. Select-
men and overseers of poor 6 years, school
committee, Democratic town committee.
House '10, committee on agriculture.
157
FAY, WILTON B., 27th Middlesex, Rep.,
Medford. Born Hyde Park Oct. 3, 1865;
public schools. Accountant. Republican Club
of Mass., Horticultural society, Middlesex,
Medford, Neighborhood, Medford Boat clubs,
Medford Historical society. Republican
state committee 1908-'09-'10. Republican
city committee (chairman '01 to '06), 8th
Congressional district committee (treasurer
since '01), alternate national convention '08,
Medford park commission since '03.
House '10, committee on ways and means.
158
FLETCHER, WILLIAM F., 2d Hampden,
Rep., Southwick. Born Granby, Aug. 1, 1851;
public schools Granby and Chicopee. Milling
and grain business. Town clerk 4 years,
board of selectmen, assessors and overseers
of poor 2 years (chairman 1 year).
House '10, committee on drainage.
159
FOGG, CLARENCE J., 25th Essex, Rep.,
Newburyport. Born there July 10, 1853; pub-
lic schools. Shoe cutter. Masons, A. 0»
U. W. Common council one year, board of
aldermen two years; House 1906-'07-'08-'0f,
committees on liquor law, special recess
committee on taxation, taxation, taxation
commission 1907, counties (chairman).
*10, counties (ch.), taxation.
160
FORD, FRED W., 14th Essex, Rep., Lynn.
Born Lowell, June 16^ 1873; public schools
of Haverhill. Foreman shoe cutter. Masons,
K. P., Red Men, Lynn Yacht club, Asso-
ciated Chess league. Common Council 1909.
House '10, public service.
161
GARDNER, CHARLES M., 12th Hampden,
Rep., Westfield. Born Huntington, July 19,
1S72; public schools. Trade paper represen-
tative and magazine writer. Massachusetts
Civic league, master State Grange, institute
speaker State Board of Agriculture, Knights
of Pythias, Red Men. House 1909, commit-
tees on agriculture (clerk), education.
'10, agriculture (ch.).
162
GIFFORD, WILLIAM H., 9th Bristol,
Dem., Westport. Born Dartmouth, Jan. 20,
1851; public schools. Merchant and farmer.
Masons. Deputy sheriff six years; House
1909, committee on fisheries and game.
'10, fisheries and game.
163
GOFF, ELLERY L., 5th Bristol, Rep., Re-
hoboth. Born Taunton, April 17, 1858; pub-
lic schools. Farmer and insurance. Grange,
Rehoboth Antiquarian society (secretary).
Town clerk 16 years, tax collector.
House '10, committee on towns.
164
GOODE, JOSEPH J., 19th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there July 20, 1876; public and
parochial schools. Plasterer. Warden, Dem-
ocratic city committee.
House '10, committee on military affairs.
165
GOWING, JOSEPH D., 20th Middlesex,
Rep., North Reading. Born there Sept. 17,
1843; public schools. Farmer. Continuously
in town office for past 40 years, now treas-
urer, collector, selectman, assessor, overseer
of poor.
House '10, committee on counties.
166
GRAHAM, WILLIAM J., 8th Essex, Dem.,
Lawrence. Born there^ Oct. 2, 1873; Phillips
Andover, Tufts Medical school. K. C. City
committee 1896 to 1900; House 1904-'05-'06-
'07-'08-'09, committees on fisheries and game,
federal relations, cities.
'10, cities.
167
GREENE, HAMILTON J., 1st Dukes, Rep.,
Oak Bluffs. Born Mansfield, 1850; private
school. Superintendent of water works 18
years, superintendent of Vineyard Grove
Company, real estate. I. O. O. F. Selectman
and assessor six years. House 1909, commit-
tee on harbors and public lands.
'10, fisheries and game.
168
GUILD, JULIUS, 10th Norfolk, Rep., Wal-
pole. Born there March 30, 1850; public
schools. Farmer. Masons, I. O. O. F.,
Grange, R. A., A. O. U. W. Selectman 19
years (chairman 8 years); House 1909, com-
mittee on water supply.
'10, water supply.
169
HAIGIS, JOHN W., 3d Franklin, Rep.,
Montague. Born there July 31, 1881; public
schools. Stationer. President Turners Falls
board of trade, Peskeompiskut club, Masons,
R. A. C, K. T., I. O. O. F., Red Men, D. O. H.,
Odd Fellows' Social club. Town treasurer,
collector, auditor, board of assessors (chair-
man); House 1909, committee on railroads.
'10, rules, railroads.
170
HALE, RICHARD W., 11th Norfolk, Rep.,
Dover. Born Milton, June 30, 1871; Har-
vard college, Harvard law school. Lawyer.
Former United States commissioner at Bos-
ton. Republican club of Massachusetts.
House '10, committees on judiciary, li-
braries.
171
HALL, HOMER A., 2d Berkshire, Rep.,
North Adams. Born there Nov. 24, 1871;
public schools. Shoe cutter. Elks, Repub-
lican city committee; House 1908-'09, com-
mittees on labor, public health (clerk).
*10, labor, public health.
172
HALLIDAY, JAMES A., 15th Essex, Rep.,
Saugus. Born Annapolis, N. S., Dec. 28,
1836; public and private schools. News-
paper publisher. Republican town commit-
tee, overseers of the poor eight years (chair-
man) ; House 1909, committee on towns.
'10, roads and bridges.
173
HALLIDAY, WILLIAM, 10th Essex, Rep.,
North Andover. Born Andover, Jan. 13,
1853; public schools. Clerk. Masons, R.
A. C, K. T., I. O. O. F. Selectmen and
overseers of poor 1889-1900-'08-'09 (chair-
man 1900), assessors 1909; House 1896,
committee on towns, 1909 (to fill vacancy),
labor; '10, towns.
174
HAM. HARRY H.. 2uih Suffolk. Rep..
Boston. Born there March 16. 1SS3: public
schools. Dartmouth 1905. Lawyer. S. of V..
A. O. r. W.. Masons. House 1907-'0S-'09.
committees on bills in third reading
(chairman^ printing, legal affairs i^chalr-
man).
'10. legal aff'airs uh.). constitutional
amendments. *
175
HAMMARSTROM, OSCAR C, 18th Wor-
cester, Rep., Worcester. Born there Oct.
18, 1877; public schools. Fourteen years
American Steel & Wire Co. Masons, I. O,
O. P., Worcester County Republican club.
Common council two years; House 1908-'09,
insurance (clerk), federal relations.
'10, counties, prisons.
176
HANCOCK, PORTUS B., 10th Plymouth,
Dem., Brockton. Born Coventry, Vt., Feb.
19, 1836; public schools. Produce, real
estate, insurance. K. P., I. O. O. F., Red
Men, G. A. R. (honorary). House 1899 to
1902, 1904-'05-'06-'07-'08-'09, committees on
libraries, public service, fisheries and game,
federal relations, harbors and public lands,
public charitable institutions, military
affairs; '10, public charitable institutions.
177
HARDY, PRANK O., 12th Worcester,
Rep., Fitchburg. Born there 1870; public
schools. Brass foundry business. Repub-
lican club, Boston Athletic Association,
Brae-Burn and Tatnuck Country clubs,
Alpine Golf club. Park club, Fitchburg Rifle
and Gun club. Camp Fire club of New York,
Merchants' Association, director Fitchburg
Safe Deposit and Trust Company. Board
of aldermen 1908; House '09, committee on
railroads; '10, labor (ch.), railroads.
178
HARDY, LEONARD F., 2d Hampshire,
Rep., Huntington. Born Weedsport, N. Y.,
Oct. 24, 1874; public schools, Fairfield
(N. Y.) Military academy. Lawyer.
Masons, (P. M.), R. A. C, K. T., M. S.,
Grange. Board of selectmen, assessors,
overseers of poor (chairman 12 years),
water commission (chairman). Republican
town committee.
House '10, committee on street railways.
179
HARRINGTON, EDWARD F., 10th Bris-
tol, Dem., Fall River. Born there August
10, 1878; private school. Groceries. Sacred
Heart Christian Doctrine Society, Clover
club, A. O. H. Common council 1 year,
board of aldermen 6 years; House 1909,
committee on libraries (clerk.)
'10, water supply.
180
HATHAWAY, EDWARD R., 8th Bristol,
Rep., New Bedford. Born there Jan. 29,
1874; public schools. Clothing business.
Dartmouth club, Elks. School committee
2 years; House 1909, committee on state
house.
'10, public service.
181
HATTON, JAMES A., 4th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there Oct. 22, 1883; private
and public schools, B. U. law school 1905.
Lawyer. K. C, Father Mathew Temperance
Society, A. O. H., M. C. O. F., Catholic
Literary Union. Common council 1907-'08;
House '09, committees on engrossed bills,
constitutional amendments.
'10, election laws, engrossed bills.
182
HAYES, JOHN J., 4th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there; public schools, Bos-
ton college, B. U. law school. Lawyer.
Bunker Hill Democratic club. Catholic
Literary Union, K. C, Fr. Mathew T. A. &
L. Society. Common council 1906-'07;
House '08-'09, committees on education,
legal affairs; '10, legal affairs.
183
HAYS, MARTIN, 25th Suffolk, Rep., Bos-
ton. Born New York, N. Y., Oct. 14, 1876;
public schools. Lawyer. Masons, O. E. S.,
Heptasophs, A. O. U. W., Neighborhood club,
Faneuil Improvement association.
House '10, committee on legal affairs.
184
HENEBERY, MICHAEL A., 17th Worces-
ter, Dem,, Worcester. Born there Nov. 10,
1877; public schools, Boston Y. M. C. A.
Evening law school '08. Lawyer, superin-
tendent railroad construction six years. K.
C, R. A., Fulton club, City Employee's union.
Board of health seven years.
House '10, committee on insurance.
185
HESTER, WILLIAM A., 6th Essex, Dem.,
Lawrence. Born Lowell, Oct. 24, 1873; pri-
vate and public schools. Commercial pur-
suits. A. O. H., Spanish War Veterans,
Eagles. House 1909, committee on libraries.
'10, water supply.
186
HICKEY, WILLIAM P., 14th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there Nov. 17, 1871; public
schools. Expert swimmer, former superin-
tendent L-street bath. Warren club, City
Point Catholic association, N. E. O. P., A. O.
H. Common council 1896-'97-'98; House 1909,
committee on federal relations.
'10, counties.
187
HOBBS, CLARENCE W., JR., 13th Wor-
cester, Rep., Worcester. Born Woodfords,
Me., Oct. 1, 1878; public schools, Worcester
high, Harvard college 1902, Harvard law
school 1904. Lawyer. Worcester county Re-
publican, Economic, Commonwealth clubs,
board of trade, Worcester Continentals. Re-
publican city committee, '08, common council
'09.
House '10, committees on legal affairs,
engrossed bills.
188
HOLBROOK, HENRY E., 9th Norfolk,
Rep., Stoughton. Born North Easton, March
21, 1870; public schools. Real estate. Presi-
dent Stoughton Gun club, Masons, R. A. C,
Red Men, Knights of Pythias. Republican
town committee, town finance committee;
House 1909, committee on insurance.
'10, insurance.
189
HOLDEN, JOSEPH W., 31st Middlesex,
Rep., Stoneham. Born there Oct. 10, 1867;
public schools. Milk dealer. 1. O. O. F., A.
O. U. W., Knights of Pythias. Board of pub-
lic works, selectmen; House 1909, committee
on public lighting.
'10, public lighting.
190
HOLMAN, SAMUEL M., 1st Bristol, Rep.,
Attleboro. Born Norton, Jan. 1, 1862; pub-
lic schools, Amherst, Boston university,
Harvard Medical school. Real estate, coal
and wood, photographer. K. of P., R. A.,
Com. Edgewood Yacht club, Prov., R. I. Tax
collector 13 years, sewer commissioner,
school committee three years; House 1907-
'08-'09, committees on ©lections, towns, har-
bors and public lands (chairman), constitu-
tional amendments; '10, public charitable
institutions (ch.), constitutional amend-
ments.
191
HOLM(;k10X, JOHN p., 14th Worcester,
Hep., Worcester. Born Sweden, May 1,
1873; public schools. Business manager
newspaper. Worcester County Republican
club, Masons, R. A. C, I. O. O. F., Knights
of Honor. Common council 2 years, board
(jf aldermen 2 years. Republican city com-
mittee 4 years (chairman); House 1909,
committee on mercantile affairs.
'10, cities.
192
HOLT. CHARLES T., 6th Hampden,
Rep., Springfield. Born Petersham, August
1. 1845; public schools. Newton Theo-
logical institution. Insurance, coal merchajit
8 years, clergyman 12 years. Masons, G. A. R.
Republican town committee; water commis-
sioner, public library trustee; House 1907-
'08-'09, committees on harbors and public
lands, parishes and religious societies
(clerk); insurance (chairman), military af-
fairs; '10, insurance (ch.), military affairs.
193
HOLT, EDGAR G., 5th Essex, Rep.,
Methuen. Born Lawrence, July 2, 1874;
Phillips Andover academy, Princeton. Ice
business. Masons, I. O. O. F., Elks, captain
Co. L, 8th regiment, M. V. M. House 1909,
committee on roads and bridges.
'10, ways and means, rules.
194
HOLT, FRANK E.. loth Essex, Rep.,
Lynn. Born there 55 years ago; public
schools. Salesman. Masons, R. A. C, I. O.
O. F. (P. G.), Ward 6 Republican club. As-
sessor 6 years, common council 2 years,
board of aldermen 3 years.
House '10, committee on water supply.
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195
HOLT, HARRY R., 4th Bristol, Rep.,
Taunton. Born there July 27, 1877; public
schools, Comer's Commercial college.
Clothing business. Republican city com-
mittee 9 years, common council 1904-'05-'06;
House 1909, committees on libraries, print-
ing.
'10, constitutional amendments.
196
HOWARD, WILLIAM X.. 2d Bristol, Rep.,
Easton. Born there Sept. 23, 1871; public
schools. Farmer and insurance. Secretary
State Grange (12 years). Masons.
House '10, committee on agriculture.
197
HUGHES, JOHN J., 3d Berkshire, Dem.,
Adams. Born Alford, 1867; public schools
of Adams. Granite cutter. Knights of
Columbus, Robert Emmet Benevolent asso-
ciation, Adams Anti-Tuberculosis society.
House '10, committee on prisons.
198
HURD, LYMAN E., 18th Essex, Rep.,
Salem. Born Lynn, Aug. 17, 1875; public
schools, Harvard college, Harvard law
school. Lawyer. Salem, Salem Billiard, Sa-
lem Republican clubs. Now and Then asso-
ciation. Common council 1906-'07-'08-'09
(president '09).
House '10, committee on judiciary.
199
KANE, MAURICE, 5th Plymouth, Rep.,
Whitman. Born Montague, Nov. 6, 1860;
public schools. Traveling salesman of fu-
neral supplies. K. C, M. C. O. P., Elks,
Economic club of Rockland, Plymouth coun-
ty Republican club. Chairman town hall
building committee. Republican town com-
mittee.
House 'to, committee on water supply.
'200
KEARNS, JOHN E., 15th Middlesex, Dem.,
Lowell. Born there Oct. 31, 1881; public
schools. Laundry supplies. Celtic associ-
ates, C. Y. M. L., Knights of Equity. Com-
mon council 1908-'09.
House '10, committee on military affairs.
201
KEEFE, DAVID P., 11th Bristol, Rep.,
Fall River. Born Fitchburg, Sept. 29, 1855;
public schools. Salesman, advertising solici-
tor. Republican club, Veteran Firemen's as-
sociation. House 1904-'05-'06-'07-'08, commit-
tees on federal relations, libraries, parishes
and religious societies (chairman), elections,
election laws.
'10, committee on public charitable insti-
tutions.
202
KEENE. SIDNEY B.. 25th Middlesex, Rep..
Somerville. Horn Appleton, Me., Jan. 10,
ISOl; public schools. Wholesale hay dealer.
Board of trade, Somerville Sons of Maine
club, Republican city commiitee 7 years
(treasurer), board of alderman 3 years (presi-
dent 1 year); House 1907-'08-'09, committees
on libraries (clerk), water supply (clerk),
metropolitan affairs.
'10, public service (clu), met. affairs.
2oa
KELLY, JAMES H., IGth Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Horn there Nov. 14, 1870; public
Bchools. Foreman printer. Common council
1907-'08; House 1909, committee on drainage.
'K), mercantile affairs.
204
KKNI)I{I(M\. DANIKL W.. Gth RriRtol,
Hviy., Pairhav*'!!. Horn (licre July 7, 1.S49;
public schools. Farmer. Secretary Repub-
lican town c'onnnittee; school committee
plnce IDOf); Mouse 1901), committee on labor.
'10, iiKriciill INT.
205
KILLPARTRICK, CHARLES T., 18th
Middlesex, Rep., Lowell. Born England,
Dec. 21, 1852; public schools. Confection-
ery and cigars. I. O. O. F. Common Coun-
cil 1893-'94.
House '10, committee on drainage.
206
KIMBALL, JAMES L, 19tli Essex, Rep.,
Salem. Born Wells, Me., Jan. 25, 1870; pub-
lic schools. Machinist and draughtsman,
superintendent Locke Regulator Co. A. O.
U. W. (P. M. W.). Common council 3 years.
House '10, committee on constitutional
amendments.
207
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KINNEY, ORVIS F., 8th Plymouth, Rep.,
West Bridgewater. Born Barford, P. Q., Can.,
May 23, 1880; puhlic schools West Bridge-
water. Market gardener. K. P., Masons,
Grange, N. E. O. P. Auditor 1902, select-
man, assessor and overseer of the poor since
3903, treasurer Republican town committee
1908, trustee Howard funds; House 1909,
committee on agriculture.
'10, public charitable institutions.
208
KNIGHT, JAMES H., 22d Suffolk, Rep.,
Boston. Born there Oct. 11, 1876; public
schools. Lawyer. Republican club of Ward
22, Jamaica Plain Citizens' association, Vet-
eran Firemen. House 1908-'09, committees
on engrossed bills, public health, judiciary.
'10, judiciary (ch.).
209
LAMOUREUX, WILFRID J., 5th Worces-
ter, Dem., Southbridge. Born there Dec. 13,
1879; St. Joseph's seminary, Watertown, N.
Y., Grand seminary, Montreal, P. Q., Can.
Furniture dealer, notary public. Eagles, Red
Men, Catholique Foresters, Cercle Canadien,
Club les Intimes. Library committee three
years, auditor two years, sewer commission
seven years.
House '10, committee on drainage.
210
LANGELIER, LOUIS F. R., 6th Norfolk,
Rep., Quincy. Born Boston, Nov. 29, 1873;
public schools. Manager book publishing
house. N. E. Trade Press association (sec-
retarjO, Squantum Yacht club, Wollaston
club. City council 4 years, trustee public
library, Republican city committee (secre-
tary) ; House 1909, committee on harbors
and public lands (clerk).
'10, harbors and public lands (ch.), banks
and banking.
211
LANGTRY, ALBERT P., 5th Hampden,
Rep., Springfield. Born Wakefield, July 27,
1860; public schools. Editor and publisher
Springfield Union. Masons, Middlesex club.
Republican club of Massachusetts. Ex-
member and ex-secretary Republican state
committee.
House '10, committe(3 on mercantile af-
fairs.
212
LANMAN, FRANK H., 1st Plymouth,
Rep., Plymouth. P,orn there July 31, 1860;
public schools. Market gardener. Ply-
mouth Republican, Commercial clubs. Ex-
chief fire departrnent, chairman committee
on hart)or improvements.
House '10, committee on public health.
213
LELAND, LOUIS, 2d Worcester, Rep.,
Templeton. Born there Oct. 17, 1844;
public schools. Merchant. Narragansett
club, Masons, A. O. U. W. Selectman 1886
to 1892, town treasurer 1894; House 1909,
committees on parishes and religious so-
cieties, roads and bridges.
'10, prisons.
214
LEONAIM), J. HKNllY, 2M Suffolk, Rep.,
Boston. Born there Sept. 18, 1879; public
schools. Salesman. Common council, 1005-
'06; House 1908-'00, committees on state
house; drainage (clerk.)
'10. public liKhlin^\
215
LEWIX, CHARLES, 7th Bristol, Rep.,
New Bedford. Born Lancaster, England,
May 20, 1852; Phillips Academy. News-
dealer, mill operative 42 years. Founder
loom-fixers' local and national organiza-
tions: North End Merchants' Club (presi-
dent j. Republican city committee; House
1909, committee on labor.
'10, labor.
216
LOMBARD, PAUL L, fith Hampden, Rep.,
Springfield. Born there July 16, 1875;
public- schools, B. U. law school. Lawyer.
Republican and Winthrop clubs. Chairman
Republican city committee 1907-'08.
House '10, committee on cities.
217
LONGLKY, SAVIJ.LIOX W., 12th Middle-
sex, Rep., Shirley. Born Leominster, July
7. 1841; public schools. Fire insurance and
fire extinguishers. Fredonian lodge I. O.
O. F. (Noble Grand 7 terms). King David
encampment, Mary A. Livermore Rebekah
lodge, Canton Hebron (P. M.). Trustee pub-
lic library C years, chief engineer fire de-
partment 3 years, assessor 10 years.
House '10, committee on towns.
218
MANCOVITZ, DAVID, 8th Suffolk. Dem.,
Boston. Born Poland; public schools, B. U.
law school. Lawyer. Hendricks Club, K.
P., Heptasophs, Hebrew Immigrant Aid As-
sociation. Federation of Hebrew Charities.
Common council 1903-'04-'05 ; House '08-'09,
committees on taxation, legal affairs.
'10, elections, legal affairs.
219
MARCHAND, GEORGE E., 17th Middle-
sex. Rep., Lowell. Born there Dec. 22, 1877;
public schools. Chauffeur. Eagles, Metro-
politan, French Citizens' social, Middlesex
Social. Centreville Social and Chauffeurs'
clubs. Common council 1907-'08.
House '10, committee on prisons.
220
McCarthy. CHAIILES F., 9th Middlesex.
Dem., Marlboro. Born there Aug. 15, 1876;
public schools. Newspaper reporter. K. of
C. A. O. H., Spanish War Veterans. Sons
of Veterans. Pastime Boat club. House 1908-
'09, committees on public service (clerk),
military affairs (clerk).
'10, mercantile affairs.
221
McCarthy. DANIEL J.. 19th Suffolk.
Deni.. Boston. I^orn there March 6. 1876;
public schools, Harvard. Confectionery and
fruit. Knights of Columbus, St. Alphonsus'
association: House 1907-'09. committees on
liquor law, printing.
'10, banks and banking, payroll.
222
McCULLOUGH, THOMAS F.. 11th Hamp-
den, Dem.. Holyoke. Born Palmer; public
schools. Cigarmaker. Central Labor Union.
Cigarmakers' union (secretary), Park Ly-
ceum Social club.
House '10, committee on labor.
223
McGRATH, MICHAEL F., 6th Middlesex,
Dem., Natick. Born there Oct. 26, 1861;
public and private schools. Real estate and
insurance, formerly shoe worker and shoe
manufacturer. M. C. O. F., A. O. H., Eagles,
F. of A., Knights of Sherwood, Boot and
Shoe Workers' union. Board of selectmen 5
years (clerk 3 years, chairman 1 year).
House '10, committee on towns.
224
McKIRDY, ROBERT K., 8th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there Oct. 4, 1870; St. Mary's
school. Publisher. House 1905-'06-'07, com-
mittees on counties, election laws, railroads,
state house extension (special).
'10, public charitable institutions.
225
MEADE, TIMOTHY J., 10th Plymouth
Dem., Brockton. Born Boston, Nov. 7, 1864;
public schools. Shoemaker. K. C. Common
council 3 years, board of aldermen 2 years
(chairman 1 year) ; ex-secretary Democratic
city committee; House 1908- '09, committees
on prisons (clerk), federal relations.
'10, cities.
226
MELLEN, CHARLES C, 8th Norfolk,
Rep., Braintree. Born Wrentham, Dec. 15,
1857; public schools. Lawyer. Masons, I. O.
O. F.; House 1909, committee on judiciary.
'10, judiciary, elections, libraries.
227
MELLEN, JAMES H., 16th Worcester,
Dem., Worcester. Born Nov. 7, 1845; pub-
lic schools. Editor and publisher. Com-
mon council, aldermen; House 1877-'78-'79-
'81-'83-'86-'88-'89-'91 to '96-'99-1900-'06-'09,
committees on labor (chairman), state house,
revision of statutes (special), public charit-
able institutions, rules, mercantile affairs,
railroads, taxation, finance, expenditures,
v^ays and means, prisons, Sunday laws (re-
cess), education; '10, education, prisons.
228
MESSINGER, ADIN A., 9th Worcester,
Rep., Hopedale. Born Milford (Hopedale),
Sept. 13, 1853; public schools. Press de-
partment Draper Co. Royal Arcanum, S. of
v., Men's clubs of Unitarian and Union
churches. Town auditor since 1895.
House '10, committee on election laws.
229
MEYERS, JULIUS, 2d Middlesex, Rep.,
Cambridge. Born Posen, Germany, Dec. 6,
1854; public schools. Merchant. Masons,
K. P., I. O. O. F.. Red Men. Common coun-
cil three years; House 1906-'07-'08-'09. com-
mittee on street railways, recess committee
on taxation, public health, printing (chair-
man.)
'10, street railways.
230
MILDRAM. SAMUEL H., 24th Suffolk,
Rep., Boston. Born Arlington, Dec. 4. 1867;
public schools. Special agent. Colonial,
Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving, New Dor-
chester, Republican clubs. Common council
3 years; House 1907-'08-'09. committee on
taxation (chairman), taxation commission
of 1907.
'10, taxation (ch.).
231
MONTAGUE, DAVID T., 10th Suffolk.
Rep., Boston. Born Bridgewater. Vt., April
2, 1864; Goddard Seminary, Tufts college,
B. U. law school. Lawyer. Masons 32d
degree, K. T., Elks, B. A. A., Middlesex,
Economic clubs, Vt. Assoc. of Boston. Bos-
tonian society. Ward committee (chair-
man). Republican city committee (president
•09) ; common council 1905-'06-'07, register
of probate '07; House 1909, committees on
banks and banking (clerk), insurance.
'10, cities (ch.), elections, insurance.
232
MONTGOMERY, CHARLES A., 1st
Hamphire, Rep., Northampton. Born
Boothbay, Me., Sept. 9, 1857; public schools,
commercial college. Dealer in hardware
and agricultural implements. I. O. O. F.,
Board of Trade, Hampshire, Franklin and
Hampden Agricultural society (secretary
and treasurer 7 years). Common council
2 years, agent board of health 5 years.
House '10, committee on public health.
233
MOORE, WILLIAM S., 2d Plymouth, Rep.,
Duxbury. Born there Feb. 23, 1846; Law-
rence Scientific school of Harvard univer-
sity 1866, U. S. Naval academy 1868. Com-
modore II. S. N. (retired). Town auditor;
House 1909, committees on labor, military
affairs.
'10, military affairs (ch.), harbors and
public lands.
234
MORRILL, CHARLES H., 4th Essex,
Socialist, Haverhill. Born there Oct. 6,
1874; public schools. Shoemaker, directory
work, collector, justice of peace. Central
Socialist club, Men's club of First Univer-
salist church. Socialist state committee,
assistant assessor 1902 to '09.
House '10, committee on taxation.
235
MOSELEY, WILLIAM G., 1st Norfolk,
Rep., Needham. Born Brookline, Oct. 31,
1858; Needham public schools. Lawyer,
hosiery and knit goods manufacturer 20
years. Incorporator of and secretary and
treasurer Needham Co-operative Bank
since incorporation in 1892. Auditor 4
years, selectman 2 years (chairman),
school board since 1904, moderator 8 years;
House 1909, committee on taxation (clerk).
'10, railroads.
236
MUNROE, W. FRED, 11th Essex, Rep.,
Peabody. Born there March 31, 1864; pub-
lic schools, Bryant & Stratton's commercial
college. President ^Nlunroe & Arnold-Mer-
ritt Express Co. Trustee Warren Five
Cent Savings bank, director Warren Nation-
al bank, Masons, R. A. C, K. T., O. U. A.
M., Colonial club of Salem. Trustee Pea-
body Institute 6 years, school committee
(chairman), Republican town committee 10
years.
House '10, street railways, labor.
237
MURRAY, WILLIAM J., 3d Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there Oct. 7, 1885; public
schools. Teamster. Teamsters' union. Mys-
tic Social club. Common council 1909.
House '10, committee on drainage.
238
NICKERSON, CLARENCE V., 3d Plym-
outh, Rep., Hull. Born Barnstable, Jan. 5,
1876; public schools, Bridgewater Normal
school. Schoolmaster. I. O. O. F. Modera-
tor, town treasurer, secretary Republican
town committee.
House '10, committee on metropolitan af-
fairs.
239
NOONAN, EDWARD T. J., 13th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there 30 years ago; pub-
lic schools. Shipper. Common council
1907-'08.
House '10, committee on libraries.
240
NORDBECK, ALBIN P., 9th Plymouth,
Rep., Brockton. Born Stockholm, Sweden,
Aug. 23, 1872; public schools. Building con-
tractor. Scandinavian Republican club
(president). Common council, board of al-
dermen, sewerage commission (chairman).
Republican city committee (treasurer);
House 1909, committees on drainage, water
supply.
'10, water supply (ch.).
241
NOYES, JAMES M., 14th Essex, Rep.,
Lynn. Born Warren, N. H., Aug. 10, 1842;
public schools. Confectioner. Served 12th
N. H. Volunteers 1862 to 1865. G. A. R., 1. O.
O. F. S. T. City council 2 years; House
1909, committees on libraries, parishes and
religious societies.
House '10, committee on public charitable
institutions.
242
O'BRIEN, MICHAEL F., 18th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there Sept. 18, 1878;
public schools. Painter B. E. Railway car
shops. Timilty club. Common council 1907-
'08-'09.
House '10, committee on federal relations.
243
O'BRIEN, WILLIAM H., 16th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born Gloucester, Sept. 9,
1864; public schools. Telegrapher. Ward
16 Democratic club, K. C, Elks, A. O. H.;
House 1908-'09, committees on public chari-
table institutions (clerk), ways and means.
'10, ways and means.
244
O'DONNELL, FRANCIS D., 6th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born Cambridge, Dec. 30,
1873; public schools. Cable worker N. E. T.
& T. Co. K. C, Jefferson club, Halcyon as-
sociates. Common council 1909.
House '10, committee on liquor law.
1
245
OLIVER, JAMES, 1st Worcester, Rep.,
Athol. Born there June 28, 1836; Harvard
Medical school. Physician. Masons, Grange,
G. A. R. School committee ten years; medi-
cal examiner; House 1907-'08-'09, committees
on military affairs, public health (chair-
man).
'10, public health (eh.), military affairs.
246
O'NEIL, DENNIS A., 2d Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there June 16, 1882; public
schools. Coal dealer. K. C, Elks, M. C. O.
F. Common council 1908-'09.
House '10, committee on liquor law.
247
PARKS, JOSEPH A., 10th Bristol, Dem.,
Fall River. Born Preston, England, May 2,
1877; public schools. Cotton mill employee,
insurance, real estate. Alderman 1903;
House 1904-'05-'06-'07-'08-'09, committees on
cities, elections, labor (clerk), military af-
fairs, counties, street railways.
'10, labor, street railways.
248
PATTEE, ASA L., 1st Barnstable, Rep.,
Falmouth. Born Thornton, N. H., 1870; pub-
lic schools, Potomac (Washington, D. C.)
university, Cincinnati Medical college. Phy-
sician. Masons (P. M.), K. P. (P. C), I. O.
O. F., Red Men, Succannesset club. Board
of health 10 years.
House '10, committees on fisheries and
game, liquor law.
249
PAYSON, WILLIAM E., 1st Bristol, Rep.,
Norton. Born Salem, Feb. 14, 1842; private
schools Salem, Abbot family school, Farm-
ington. Me. Care of real estate, 4 years as
assistant paymaster in Army during Civil
war. Masons, U. O. G. C, U. O. G. S., Nor-
ton Veteran association. Grange, board of
selectmen, assessors and overseers of poor
10 years (chairman 7), school committee,
president board of directors public library 17
years; House '10, committee on towns.
250
PEIRCE, WALDO H., 4th Hampshire, Rep.,
Prescott. Born there Feb. 25, 1850; New
Salem and Monson academies. Farmer.
Masons, Grange. Chairman selectmen, as-
sessors and overseers of the poor 15 years;
House 1909, committee on libraries.
'10, fisheries and game.
251
PENNIMAN, HARRY A., 2d Middlesex,
Rep., Cambridge. Born there March 26, 1867;
public schools. Book-keeper and foreman
carriage manufacturing business. Citizens'
Trade association, Masons, I. O. O. F.,
Knights of Pythias, Red Men. Common
council 1905, board of aldermen 1906-'07;
House '09, committee on mercantile affairs.
'10, mercantile affairs.
252
PERRY, LAURENCE S., 7th Bristol, Rep.,
New Bedford. Born there Feb. 21, 1883;
public schools, University of Maine law
school 1907. Lawyer. Sigma Beta Pi, Phi
Kappa Phi; House 1909, committee on libra-
ries.
'10, education.
253
PERRY, WALTER K., 6th Plymouth, Rep.,
Marion. Born New Bedford, March 12, 1866;
public schools. Professional boatman.
Masons, I. O. O. P., O. E. Sy Marion Im-
provement association (treas.), Fin de Siele
club (vice-pres.). Selectman, assessor and
overseer of poor 4 years, moderator 5 years,
constable 3 years, herring agent 5 years.
House '10, committee on fisheries and
game.
254
PIERCE, HARRY L., 11th Worcester, Rep.,
Leominster. Born Somerville, June 6, 1865;
public schools. Railway construction and
phosphate rock mining. Worcester County
Republican club.
House '10, committee on mercantile af-
fairs.
255
POPE, FRANK H., 11th Worcester, Dem.,
Leominster. Born Sandwich, March 7, 1854;
public schools, Dean academy. Boston
"Globe" correspondent. Secretary Demo-
cratic state committee 1897. I. O. O. F., Leo-
minster club, Union club of Marlboro. House
1908-'09, committees on ways and means,
rules, elections.
'10, rules, wa.vs and means.
256
POWERS, JAMES P., 13th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born St. John's, Newfoundland,
Oct. 1, 1872; Lawrence grammar school.
Theatrical manager. Eagles, Foresters, Hep-
tasophs, A. O. H. Chairman Ward 13 Demo-
cratic committee three years; House 1907-
cratic committee three years; House 1907-
'08-'09, committee on banks and banking,
'10, street railways.
257
POWERS, JOEL L., 4th Worcester, Rep.,
Hardwick. Born there Nov. 17, 1843; pub-
lic schools, Wilbraham academy. Farmer
and meat business. Treasurer Congre-
gational church 20 years; chairman ceme-
tery commission, board of selectmen 25
years, superintendent of streets 20 years,
tax collector 10 years, board of assessors
30 years, chairman Republican town com-
mittee 20 years.
House '10, committee on towns.
258
PRIEST, ARTHUR FRANKLIN, 2d Es-
sex, Rep., Haverhill. Born there Sept. 13,
1885; University of Alabama law school.
Lawyer. Elks. House 1909, committees on
engrossed bills, constitutional amendments.
'10, legal affairs.
259
QUIGLEY, FRANCIS X., 9th Hampden,
Dem., Holyoke. Born there November 20,
1882; public schools. Newspaper reporter.
Holyoke Philo Celtic Club. House 1908-'09,
committee on cities (clerk).
'10, taxation.
260
QUINN, MARTIN L., 12th Essex, Rep.,
Swampscott. Born Lynn, Jan. 19, 1862;
public schools. Roofing business. Red
Men, Essex Club, Hillside Improvement
Club. Selectmen 4 years, overseers of
poor; Ho\ise 1909, committee on harbors and
public lands.
'10, harbors and public lands, constitu-
tional amendments.
261
REED, GEORGE A., 21st Worcester, Rep.,
Worcester. Born there August 5, 1869;
public schools, B. U. law school. Lawyer.
Red Men.
House '10, committee on public service.
262
REED, JOSEPH J., 1st Middlesex, Dem.,
Cambridge. Born Brookline, July 12, 1867;
parochial and public schools. Fruit and
produce dealer.
House '10, committee on public service.
263
RICKER, GEORGE A., 22nd Essex, Rep.,
Gloucester. Born there March 30, 1877;
public schools. Granite contractor and
builder. Common council 5 years (presi-
dent 1 year), superintendent of streets
1908.
House '10, committee on public lighting.
264
RILEY, THOMAS P., 23d Middlesex,
Dem., Maiden. Born Medford, July 11, 1875;
public^ schools, Seton Hall, Boston Univer-
sity Law School. Lawyer. K. C, Elks,
A. O. H. Democratic city committee; House
1908-'09, committees on bills in third read-
ing, printing, mercantile affairs (clerk).
'10, judiciary.
265
ROBERTS, LEONARD G., 24th Suffolk,
Rep., Boston. Born Sherman, Me., Sept. 13,
1862; Bates college 1887, B. U. law school
'90. Lawyer. Member U. S. district and cir-
cuit courts, Boston Bar association. Repub-
lican club of Mass., Young Men's Republican
club of Dorchester, Ward 24 Republican club,
Dirigo, Congregational, Park St., Men's, Co-
lonial clubs, Masons (past master St. John's
lodge).
House '10, committee on judiciary.
266
ROBINSON, GEORGE B. M., 2d Hampden,
Rep., East Longmeadow. Born there Oct. 7,
1866; public schools, Childs' Business college,
Springfield. Retired stone dealer. Select-
men, overseers of the poor, assessors, tax
collector.
House '10, committee on water supply.
267
ROBINSON, WILLIAM M., 26th Suffolk,
Rep., Chelsea. Born there July 21, 1875;
public schools, Worcester academy. Furni-
ture. Masons. Alderman 4 years (chair-
man finance committee) ; House 1907-'08-'09,
committees on election laws, street railways,
federal relations (clerk).
'10, federal relations, street railways.
268
ROUSMANIERE, JOHN E., 21st Suffolk,
Rep., Boston. Rorn there Oct. 14, 1877; Har-
vard college and law school. Lawyer.
Massachusetts club, Masons. Republican
city committee 6 years; House 1908-'09, com-
mittees on judiciary, bills in third reading,
metropolitan affairs.
'10, election laws (ch.), rules, met. af-
fairs.
269
RYAN, THOMAS, 1st Middlesex, Dem.,
Cambridge. Born Ireland, April 17, 1877;
public schools. Teaming. Common council
1907-'08.
House '10, committee on met. affairs.
270
SARGENT, RALPH, 1st Essex, Rep., Mer-
rimac. Born there Dee. 5, 1848; public
schools. Ice business. Masons. Selectman,
assessor and overseer of the poor 9 years,
superintendent of streets 2 years; House
1909, committee on prisons.
'10, prisons.
271
SAUNDERS, AMOS T., 10th Worcester,
Rep., Clinton. Born Waterford, Me., May
3, 1874; Bridgeton (Me.) academy, B. U. law
school 1900. Lawyer. Republican club of
Massachusetts, Worcester County Republican
club. Town solicitor three years, Republi-
can town committee five years (chairman
three), moderator; House 1909, committee
on judiciary (clerk).
'10, liquor law (ch.), elections, judiciary.
272
SCIGLIANO, ALFRED, 6th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there June 3, 1876; public
schools. Bartender. Eagles, Jefferson club,
Columbus society, Mediterranean Fishing
club. Common council 1909.
House '10, committee on harbors and pub-
lic lands.
273
SCULLY, MICHAEL J., 4th Hampden,
Dem., Springfield. Born Ireland, Dec. 4,
1863; public schools. Employee B. & M.
R. R. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen,
Foresters of America, A. O. U. W. City
council 1904 to '09; House '09, committee
on railroads.
10, railroads.
274
SEGEE, SAMUEL A., 27th Suffolk, Rep.,
Revere. Born Swampscott, Jan. 10, 1853;
public schools, Lynn Mercantile acadeniy
1869. Mason and builder, real estate. Ma-
sons, I. O. O. F. Auditor 2 years, assessor
15 years, selectman 3 years; House 1909,
committee on harbors and public lands.
'10, taxation.
275
SHARP, BENJAMIN, 1st Nantucket,
Rep., Nantucket. Born Philadelphia, Pa.,
Nov. 1, 1858; Coffin school, Nantucket,
Swarthmore college, U. of P. medical
school 1879, Universities of Berlin, Leipsic,
Wuerzburg (Ph. D. '83). Zoologist. Academy
of Natural Scientists, Athletic club of Nan-
tucket. Zoologist Peary expedition 1891,
professor zoology IT. of P.
House *10, committees on libraries (ch.),
fisheries and game.
276
SHAW, DAVID B., 3d Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there August 20, 1870; pub-
lic schools, B. U. law school 1897. Lawyer.
Catholic Literary union, K. C. House 1896-
'97-1909 (to fill vacancy), committees on
metropolitan affairs (clerk), libraries, in-
surance; Senate 1898 (to fill vacancy),
1901, constitutional amendments, probate
and chancery, water supply, libraries, liquor
law, congressional redistricting (special).
'10, elections, met. affairs.
277
SMITH, FRANK H., 3d Hampshire,
Rep., Hadley. Born North Hadley, Dec. 15,
1871; Hopkins academy, Amherst college
A. B., University of Pennsylvania M. D.
Physician. Amherst club, Masons, Sons of
American Revolution. School committee,
library trustee, academy trustee, water
commissioner, chairman 250th anniversary
committee.
House '10, committee on public health.
278
SORENSON, THEODORE L., 1st Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there 31 years ago; pub-
lic schools. Cornice maker and professional
singer. Sheet iron workers' union. Common
council 1907-'08.
House *10, committee on railroads.
279
STEVENS, GEORGE H., 14th Middlesex,
Rep., Dracut. Born Norwich, Conn., August
18, 1868; public schools of Lowell. Gro-
ceries and provisions, Union Pacific R. R.
5 years. 1. O. O. F., Masons, Grange, Vesper
Country clubs, 5 years Oregon national
guard. All various town offices in Dracut;
House 1905, committees on libraries, roads
and bridges.
*10, roads and bridges.
280
STONE, ARTHUR M., 20th Worcester,
Rep., Worcester. Born Spencer, Oct. 31,
1844; public schools. Banking and manu-
facturing, president Boston- Worcester Foot-
wear Co. Director Mechanics National
bank, president board of trade 3 years,
Masons, G. A. R. Common Council 1884-'85
(president '85).
House '10, committee on mercantile af-
fairs.
281
STONE, ELISHA D., 11th Middlesex,
Rep., Ayer. Born Harvard, May 6, 1852;
Lawrence academy. Fire insurance.
Masons, I. O. O. F. Town treasurer for past
20 years, selectman seven (chairman three),
Republican town committee 15 years
(chairman); House 1909, committee on
towns (clerk).
'10, insurance.
282
STORY, ARTHUR D., 24th Essex, Rep.,
Essex. Born there Oct. 11, 1864; public
schools, Phillips Andover academy. Ship-
builder. I. O. O. F., K. P. House 1896, com-
mittee on harbors and public lands; presi-
dential elector 1900.
House '10, committee on taxation.
283
STURGIS, FRANKLIN, JR., 4th Berkshire,
Rep., Lanesboro. Born there Oct. 18, 1883;
public schools. Foreman. Masons, Knights
Templar.
House '10, committee on mercantile af-
fairs.
284
SULLIVAN, DANIEL L., 9th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there Oct. 16, 1878; pub-
lic schools. Receiving clerk. Quincy club.
Common council three years; House 1907-'08,
committees on libraries, state house.
'10, insurance.
285
SULLIVAN, LYNDE, 23d Middlesex, Rep.,
Maiden. Born there Oct. 24, 1865; public
schools, private school, Veray, Switzerland;
German gymnasium, Atenenburg, Ger. ; Har-
vard 1888, Harvard law school. Lawyer. N.
H. Society of Cincinnati, Sons of Revolution.
Masons, St. Botolph, Kernwood, Maiden
clubs. Common council 4 years.
House '10, committee on education.
286
SWANX, GEORGE, 11th Plymouth, Rep.,
Brockton. Born Derby, Eng., July 18, 1859;
public schools. Elastic goring weaver. Re-
publican club, Masons, I. O. O. F., Sons of
St. George, Brockton Cricket, Lookout Fish-
ing and Gunning clubs. Common council
1903-'04-'05 (president 1905); board of alder-
men 1906; House 1908-'09, committee on pub-
lic charitable institutions (clerk).
'10, harbors and public lands, public char-
itable institutions.
287
TETL.ER, JAMES R., 7th Essex, Rep.,
Lawrence. Born there; public schools.
Master plumber. Masons. City council 1902-
'03; House 1909, committee on federal rela-
tions.
'10, federal relations, payroll (ch.).
288
THOMAS, WILLIAM R., 5th Norfolk, Rep.,
Quincy. Born there Sept. 24, 1871; public
schools, B. U. law school. Lawyer. Elks,
I. O. O. F., A. and H. Artillery Co., Granite
City, Quincy Yacht, Norfolk clubs, Citizens'
association, board of trade. City solicitor 3
years; House 1909, committee on metropoli-
tan affairs.
'10, met. affairs.
289
TUFTS, NATHAN A., 5th Middlesex, Rep.,
Waltham. Born Fitchburg, April 15, 1879;
Fitchburg high school 1896, Brown university
1900, B. U. law school '03. Lawyer. Re-
publican club of Waltham, D. U. fraternity,
Elks (P. E. R.), I. O. O. F., Masons. Coach
Waltham high school football team 8 years.
Board of aldermen 3 years (chairman finance
committee '09).
House '10, committees on engrossed bills
'eh.), election laws.
290
TURNER, ROBERT N., 5th Middlesex,
Rep., Waltham. Born there March 6, 1882;
public schools, M. I. T., Boston University,
B. U. law school. Lawyer. Waltham Re-
publican club, Beta Theta Pi, Phi Delta Phi
fraternities. Republican city committee,
board of aldermen.
House '10, committee on judiciary.
291
TYTUS, ROBB deP., 7th Berkshire, Dem.,
Tyringham. Born Asheville, N. C., Feb. 2,
1875; St. Mark's school, Yale. Archaeologist
and farmer. Union, University and Yale
clubs of New York. House 1909, committeea
on public lighting, roads and bridges.
'10, mercantile affairs, roads and bridges.
292
UNDERHILL, CHARLES L., 25th Middle-
sex, Rep., Somerville. Born Richmond, Va.,
July 20, 1867; public schools. Hardware
dealer. Elks, Masons, R. A., Y. M. C. A.,
Winter Hill Improvement association, board
of trade. Central club. Ward 5 Republican
club; House 1902-'03-'08-'09, committees on
federal relations (chairman), cities (clerk),
counties, payroll, rules, public lighting
(chairman); '10, rules, public lighting (ch.).
293
UPTON, ALTON A., 4th Franklin, Rep.,
Orange. Born Templeton, Nov. 21, 1864;
public schools. Mechanic. Equitable club,
1. O. O. F., Red Men, S. of V. Republican
town committee (chairman); House 1909,
committee on counties.
'10, counties, education.
294
VINSON, THOMAS M., 20th Suffolk, Rep.,
Boston. Born there April 27, 1869; public
schools, B. U. law school 1893. Lawyer.
House 1902-'03-'04, committees on engrossed
bills, mercantile affairs, bills in third read-
ing, metropolitan affairs, ways and means,
public health (chairman).
'10, insurance, labor.
295
WARREN, CLARENCE A., 27th Suffolk,
Rep., Chelsea. Born Durham, N. H., July 9,
1882; public schools. Lawyer. Director of
Board of Trade, director of Y. M. C. A.,
Masons. Aldermen 3 years; House 1909,
committee on judiciary.
'10, elections (ch.), rules, judiciary.
296
WASHBURN, ROBERT M., 22d Worces-
ter, Rep., Worcester. Bovn there Jan. 4,
1868; public schools, Harvard college. Law-
yer. Republican club of Massachusetts,
Worcester County Republican club, Quin-
sigamond Boat club, Worcester club. Repub-
lican city committee; House 1908-'09, com-
mittees on railroads (chairman), rules,
liquor law.
'10, railroads (ch.), rules, libraries.
2S7
WATERHOUSE, WICKLIFFE H., 3d Wor-
cester, Rep., Westminster. Born Roxbury,
April 13, 1857; public schools. Farming and
lumbering. I. O. O. F., Grange. Board
of assessors, selectmen, superintendent of
streets, Republican town committee 20 years.
House '10, committee on agriculture.
298
WAUGH, WILLIAM L., 26th Middlesex,
Rep., Somerville. Born Waugh's River,
Colchester county, N. S.; public schools.
Carpenter and builder. Masons, K. T., I. O.
O. F., Red Men, N. E. O. P., board of trade,
Somerville Associates, Director Winter Hill
Co-operative Bank. House 1907-'08-'09, com-
mittees on counties, cities, liquor law.
'10, prisons (ch.).
299
WELLS, HENRY G., 3d Essex, Rep..
Haverhill. Born Bridgeport, Conn., Oct. 12,
1879; public schools, Tilton (N. H.) semi-
nary, Wesleyan university. Harvard law
fichool. Lawyer. Common council.
• House '10, committee on insurance.
300
WHITE, NORiMAi^ H., 2d Norfolk, Rep.,
Brookline. Born Montclair, N. J., Dec. 25,
1871; public schools, University of New
York, Harvard. Treasurer of Boston Book
Binding company, director Brookline Na-
tional bank. Vice-president Brookline Re-
publican club; House 1907-'08-'09, commit-
tees on metropolitan affairs, ways and
means, education (chairman).
'10, ways and means (ch.).
301
WHITE, THOMAS W., 4th Middlesex,
Rep., Newton. Born there Jan. 10, 1876;
public schools, Mass. College of Pharmacy.
Druggist. Middlesex, Newton Players', Bos-
ton City clubs, I. O. O. P., Masons, Knights
Templar, Shriners.
House '10, committee on election laws.
302
WILLETTS. ISAAC E., 11th Bristol, Rep.,
Fall River. Born Boston, Nov. 8, 1879; pub-
lic schools. Garbage contractor, deputy-
sheriff. House 1905-'06-'08-'09, committees on
public charitable institutions, printing, pub-
lic health (clerk), cities, fisheries and game,
roads and bridges.
'10, roads and bridges (ch.).
303
WITT, ERNEST A., 7th Hampden, Rep.,
Springfield. Born there July 12, 1875; public
fichools, commercial college. Mercantile,
real estate. I. O. O. F., S. of V., Co. H Naval
Brigade (hospital steward, yeoman, treas-
urer). Secretary Republican city committee
1908-'09, assistant assessor past 6 years.
House '10, committees on liquor law, mil-
itary affairs.
304
WOLCOTT, ROGER, 4th Norfolk, Rep.,
Milton. Born Milton, July 25, 1877; Hop-
kinson's school, Harvard '99, LL. B. 1902.
Lawyer. Private 1st Mass. Heavy Artillery
Spanish war, capt. and adjt. 1st Heavy
Artillery, lieut, col. and insp.-gen. M. V. M.
Director Everett Mills, York Mfg. Co., mem-
ber corporation Provident Institutions for
Savings and Suffolk Savings bank, Society
Colonial Wars, Society of Cincinnati, Loyal
Legion, U. S. W. V.; House 1909, commit-
tee on- railroads; '10, street railways (ch.).
305
WOOD, RUSSELL A., 3d Middlesex, Rep.,
Cambridge. Born there March 25, 18S0; pub-
lic schools, Harvard college 1903. News-
paper work. Masons, I. O. O. F., Elks. Com-
mon council 1904-'05-'06; vice-president Non-
partisan Municipal party; House 1909, com-
mittee on taxation.
'10, constitutional amendments (ch.), tax-
ation.
306
KIxMBALL. JA.MKS W., clerk of the
House, Lynn. Born there Dec. 17, 1858;
public schools. Printer. Page and mes-
senger in House 6 years; assistant clerk
1888 to 1897. Elected clerk in 1897 and
re-elected annually since. Masons.
307
WALDRON, REV. DANIEL W., chaplain
of the House. Born Augusta, Me., Nov. 11,
1840. Bowdoin college 1862, Andover Theo-
logical seminary 1866. Elected chaplain of
the house in 1879, and re-elected each year
since.
308
GARDNER, SIDNEY, doorkeeper of the
House, Gloucester. Born there June 10,
1843; public schools. Private Co. G 8th
regiment. Sept. 15, 1862 to Nov. 10, 1864.
Commander Col. Allen Post G. A. R. 1886-'87-
'92 until now. I. O. O. F. Inspector customs
Gloucester 1872 to '87. Appointed mes-
senger 1888, assistant doorkeeper 1904,
doorkeeper '10.
309
BEATTY, JAMES, postmaster. Waltham.
Born Manchester, Eng., August 26, 1845;
public schools of Salem. Enlisted Sept. 22,
1861, in Co. I, 22d Mass., three years bugler
5th Army Corps, mustered out Oct. 18, 1864.
Auctioneer, furniture dealer. Board of al-
dermen 1897-'98-'99. Appointed messenger
1886, postmaster 1893. G. A. R., I. O. O. F.,
A. O. U. W.
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Librivox Free Audio
Metropolitan Museum
Cleveland Museum of Art
Internet Arcade
Console Living Room
Books to Borrow
Open Library
TV News
Understanding 9/11